التلوينات الصوتية و الدلالية لصوتي الميم و النون : نونية أبي البقاء الرندي أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The study of semasiology is a field connected with a variety of linguistic disciplines.

all levels of linguistic studies are necessarily related to it, whether they are concerned with phonetics, grammar, or morphology.

they must be, in one way or the other, within the scope of meanings and significance.

essentially, semasiology is the purpose of purposes.

it gave rise to many studies and was the reason for in-depth investigations that were conducted on a variety of shades of linguistic signifiers.

interestingly, these signifiers are associated with other shades of pronunciation that can be found in occlusive sounds like “noun” (N) and “Meem” (M), which in turn share a common nasal quality and other phonetic characteristics.

an example of this can be found in the first and last quatrains of Abi al-Baka'a al-Rundi al-Andaloussi, an epitaph poem that follows a noun (N) rhyme.

in the poem, the relationship between these shades emerged either in the use of vowels, the change of their positions, or in the variations of phonetic qualities, whether they were primary, secondary, or distinctive ones.

additionally, it also had an effect on the overall meaning through the phonetic and signifying vocalizations of noun (N) and Meem (M).