العلامات التي تلحق الفعل الماضي و المضارع

Abstract EN

This study entitled : The signs that are added to the past and present tense verbs.

The study aim: to shed light on the signs that are added to the past and present tense verbs, the so called language of (akl uni albaraghith) “fleas eat me” is a grammatical phenomenon in some ancient and modern Arabic dialects, which is the addition of Waw Al-Jama’ah (a pronoun related to verbs to indicate that the subject is more than two) , Alif Al Mthana’, (a pronoun related to verbs to indicate that the subject is two) or Nun Al-Nisa’ (a pronoun related to verbs to indicate that the subject is feminine) and to identify how the verb should be arranged grammatically and syntactically when it is predicted to a singular subject, a subject of two, a plural subject, and a feminine subject.

The researcher adopted the descriptive inductive method.

The most important finding the study concluded is that (akl uni albaraghith) or the signs that are added to verb are not limited to poetry, it is considered a necessity, as some Bedouins have used to say “‘akl uni albaraghith.”