موقف النحويين من التراكيب اللغوية غير المقيسة في العربية : أفعال العربية أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The study aims to highlight the role of grammarians on unmeasured linguistic structures in Arabic, which are not considered grammatically correct.

it also investigates how to deal with grammar and linguistic structures with strict selective criteria that are not rejected for violating the rules.

besides, the study explores a special method to deal with the grammarians who use it to enable the language native users to optimally use its structures.

the policy of language violence lies in trying to subordinate non-standardized structures to the grammatical rules that grammarians agreed upon in the era of the linguistic complexity system or excluding them by judging them using linguistic levels, such as weak or unacceptable.

the problem of the study lies in the fact that there are various unmeasured linguistic patterns that are far from being grammatically correct to reveal their causes, position, knowledge of their secrets, and how linguists dealt with them.

the study adopts a descriptive analytical approach to address the selected linguistic patterns from poetry, Quranic readings, and prose texts to prove the phenomenon of linguistic violence practiced towards it.

the most important finding of the study is to prove the grammarians' views regarding the illicit and non-standardized structures that are considered the root of the standard grammatical rule.

it shows how arabic language conveys meanings through using ungrammatical sentences; and thus, revealing structural variants of one sentence, which does not change the intended meaning, and proving the method of using verbs in Arabic in the past.

it also investigates how native speakers formed an infinite number of new sentences.

these sentences form a variety of standard structure, which strengthens the system and gives it the flexibility, affirming of democracy of the language that appears in the freedom that the language gives to its users to employ it as they want without restriction, provided that the employed linguistic pattern achieves the required meaning.

the study recommended the necessity of reconsidering the concept of structure and parsing.