العدول الصرفي في شعر الأفوه الأودي

الملخص EN

Summary of the research Morphic retreats is a linguistic phenomenon that has significance inthe Arabic language, so refraining from morphological construction to another structure must leadto a change from one meaning to another meaning.

The importance of morphological justice lies inthe fact that it connects the science of exchange with the science of semantics, in addition to thefact that the primary axis upon which it is based is the issue of pronunciation and meaning, whoseimportance of the Arabic language is not hidden.

The morphological revision shows how thedifferent meanings obtained from the same word appear in the different formulas, and themorphological count was not mostly for violating the rules of language, but rather for specificpurposes.

Each letter must be appropriate to the condition of the recipient, so the rhetoric as a toolfor communication must not include what Standing without communication.

Therefore, we aretrying in this research (morphological revision at the Alafuh aluwdii) to show the most importantaspects of morphic justice among a poet of the ancient era (pre-prehistoric poet), who wasdistinguished by his ability to control the formulation of words with what is appropriate with themeaning, by showing the formulas that are modified from them and the formulas modified to themEspecially the formulas derived in one context.

We found in his poetry a lot of modification in theformulas of derivatives, especially the name of the subject, so we often find that he changes theformula of the subject's name to the verb name or to the source or to the formulas of exaggerationas an act, an actor and an effective one.

The meaning, and that was only to add semantic valuesto the recipient commensurate with the context of the speech as well as many of the equations inthe plural formulas, which varied in refraining from abundance to a few or vice versa andrefraining from the singular to plural or vice versa, and the refusal to delete and the increase informulas of names and verbs,