من بقايا الأصل : استحوذ

Abstract EN

This research discusses the idealization of Arabic words structures and their types.

The research is only concerned with one type of these structures which is the origin of the word before any changes to the word.

The research also discusses the idea that these origins have not been used before, and the existence of irregular forms is odd.

The researcher reached a point that those structures have no strong evidence in the language and some of these original forms which are mentioned to have not been vocalized-as its counterparts have- has taken the analogy as its base, yielding to the original rule, what came in the origin was a residue, and that no vocalization , though all conditions are met, not particular to Arabic but to all Semitic languages.

The researcher concludes that vocalization in words like ista'awana and ista'ana , and istahawaza and istahaza follows the original vowel in the word and discussing vocalization –through assimilation- summarizes vocalization and interpret it in a way that does not take it away from language rules and putting different hypotheses about words.