من مظاهر اللهجات اليمنية القديمة في اللهجة القصيمية المعاصرة: دراسة دلالية لألفاظ مختلفة تبدأ بحرفي الباء والراء وحروف أخرى بينهما

Abstract EN

This paper is a contrastive Linguistic study.

It aims to indicate that a number of dialectal semantic aspects, which have been raised by the Early Arab Linguists attributed to Yemen or to one of its tribes, are still exist in the one of Contemporary Arabic Najdi dialect, namely the Qassim Dialect.

Moreover, the current study attempts to trace the transition route taken by those aspects.

This paper adds increasing evidence, reached by contemporary historical and contrastive linguistic studies, to the strong contacting link between the ancient and old Arabic dialects, especially in Arabian Peninsula dialects, and more specifically, in the middle of Arabian Peninsula where the Qassim Dialect is located.

Such a location has made this dialect largely isolated from outside influences, which is reflected positively on the dialects of its people.

And as a result, the Qassim Dialect has clearly retained its originality in which we do not find in other contemporary Arabic dialects.