(As- sarim-الصريم)‎ (as- salim الصليم)‎ (and az- zalim الظليم)‎ A linguistical and mythological study

Abstract AR

This research paper was written, initially, to be a presentation in semantics.

The researcher found it useful to discuss these three entries) ظلم، صلم، صرم : sarama, salama, and zalama) not only in their lexical meanings, but also in the symbolic connection between sounds and meanings of these counter examples.

Some Arabic and foreign linguistic theories have been consulted.

In terms of the mythological relationship between these three words, the researcher recited the story of the animal which went asking for a horn,) according to the Sumerian, Hebrew, Indian and Arabic mythology), and returned with its ears cut off.