من الظواهر الصرفية في لهجة أهل منطقة الجوف (سكاكا و ما حولها)‎ في المملكة العربية السعودية و علاقتها بالعربية الفصيحة

Abstract EN

The research deals with some of the morphological and grammatical phenomena in the dialect of Sakaka people, practiced in their daily talk whether by males or females, in which the use of some phenomena is dominated by males and some by females, as the research adhered to record such differences.

The research aimed at establishing the origin of studied phenomena, and identifying the relationship between them and the Standard Arabic, and the relationship between them and the Semitic languages, by adopting the descriptive approach in which the phenomena was described through, and then adopting the historical approach to prove the relationship between the phenomena and the Arabic language.

It was obligatory to adopt the comparative approach to identify the relationship between the phenomena and the Semitic languages.

The researchers have reached significant results, sometimes in proving the most relevant relationship between the studied dialect and the Standard Arabic, and sometimes for not following the standard grammar; this matter gave an earlier justification for ancient linguists to avoid recording languages of the tribes that live in the outskirts of the Arabian Peninsula.