تقسيم الكلم عند ابن صابر الأندلسي

الملخص EN

There is a consensus amongst the ancient grammarians to divide words into three types: (noun, verb, and connective), based on either the meaning, or the predicativty.

Abu Jaafar Ahmed bin Saber Al-Andalusi didn't agree with the previous triple division, and divided the words into four types: (noun, verb, Connective, and Al-Khalifa/The incompatible), and by the term Al-Khaalifa/The incompatible he means the verbs that take noun forms.

Moreover, some of the modernists were influenced by this view, so they increased the types of words; Ibrahim Anis added a fourth type which he called (the pronoun), and Mahdi Al-Makhzoumi also added a fourth type, which he called the metonymy.

While Tammam Hassan devided the parts of speach based on form and meaning into seven types: (noun, adjective, verb, connective, pronoun, Al-Khaalifa/The incompatible, adverb and tool).