التفسيرات الصوتية في النحو العربي

Abstract EN

The phonetic explanations appear in the grammatical study starting from the compatibility of the grammatical term with the movements and the way they are pronounced, with the knowledge of the ranks of the movements being strong and weak, lightness and weight, and their suitability with the large and prevalence of the Arabic site or its lack of it, as well as the explanations and phonological reasons that mark the appearance of the construction mark Express or explain why it has changed.

Vocal interpretations of that grammatical term include, the structure of some words and the reason for choosing specific letters and movements in them based on the phonetic environment of their letters, and what is like a single word, such as the verb and the related pronoun, and some structural contextual phenomena such as meeting the inhabitants; To also clarify the contextual circumstances that require specific phoneme behavior that distracts the end of the word from the Arabic expressive requirement of it.

This research sheds light on these interpretations scattered in the books of grammar and shows its positions to show the synergy of sound and grammatical studies in the interpretation of some structures and linguistic contexts.