التشكيل الصوتي للواصق الحرفية في اللغة العربية

Abstract EN

Affixes inflectional or bound morphemes in Arabic are divided into two parts: The first is affixed pronouns, which are affixes that replace appearing nouns, and perform both morphological and grammatical functions.

The second is affixes phonological, which are those letters that do not indicate a name.

It does not perform a grammatical function instead of the apparent noun, for it has no place in syntax, but it is inferred as marks only, in addition to the general morphological functions that it performs.

This research aims to study the second section (affixes phonological).

It defines its construction, traces its morphological characteristics, and its conduct with related free morphemes, reveals the aspects of its economy, and the functions assigned to them in the language.