البناء في الأسماء بين التصورات الذهنية و الواقع اللغوي

Abstract EN

Research examines the cognitive foundations on which grammarians were based to guide construction in names.

The most prominent of these fundamentals is similar names to characters or the name includes the meaning of the letter.

The research critically addressed the possibility that these perceptions correspond to linguistic reality, and how consistent they are with many examples with which these perceptions have not been met.

It causes a number of contradictions between endoscopy and application.

The search has also begun to explore the real cause of building on names, and the effect of their ambiguous on removing them from the circle of clarity.

Losing its ability to keep up with the variables of the expression process, the lack of clarity was the closest reason why names could not express, especially since the names built were all indefinite.

Relatively, it doesn't even have any linguistic roots that are consistent with the expression