الضغط اللغوي و أثرة في الدلالة

Abstract EN

The research discusses stress and its effect in semantics It starts with tracing back stress in Arabian heritage by modern scholars.

Although it had different patlerns stress never had been discussed thoroughly by our ancestors Also, it has seldom been applied according to specific rules.

It means that their hertage has no detailed book about that phonetic phenomenon.

But they agree that stress is connected to artistic beauty to agreat degree.

It is also the common thing among linguistic arts.

Thus stress is connected as apronounced counterpart in expressing psychological and grammatical meanings to the extent that it has become one of the tools the howe effut in the reader psychology.

The research tries to the light on stress effect in interpreting morphological, phonetic and semantic issues in Arabic by considering its levels and diffeleent functions in expressing some psychological and grammatical meaning.

Also, it tries to uncover the differences in pronunciation that distinguishes some accents that do not showupin writing because they do not have what the speakers have of tones in voice to clarify pronounced speech.

The important results are : 1- Stress is basic in performance and no language is devioded of it.

2- There are many terms that scholars use to signify stress like inonation, reduplication and prominence.

3- Scholars of Arabic have clever signs showing their awareness of its importance in interpreting and clarifying meanings and parse and stress is found under different terms.

4- The research proves that orient lists neglect this phenomenon, and its role in clarifying meaning of different Quranic verses.

5- Stress has great effects in explaining grammatical, structural morphological, phonetic and semantic issues in Arabic by listing its levels and functions in expressing some psychological and grammatical meanings.

Stress is timited to spoken structures, while written structures are replaced by symbols and punctuation marks to show interrogation exclamation and crying for help.