The Concept Of The Arabic Sentence And Its Connotations; A Descriptive And Analytical Study

Abstract

The Arabic sentence, with its nominal and verbal types, is considered the mainstay of Arabic speech, because through them the meaning becomes clear and the speaker’s intentions become clear. Due to its value, we find that scholars differed greatly in its concept, in addition to the meaning of each sentence. Through their extrapolation of the speech of the Arabs, they concluded that each sentence has its own special meaning, and this is what indicates the value of the Arabic sentence in ancient and modern studies. Since the Arabic sentence is of such importance, this study aims to identify the most important concepts of the sentence in general and the nominal and verbal in particular, and also addresses their significance in the context of speech. Among the most important results obtained are the following: The basic interstitial sentence in the Arabic language carries a complete meaning. The nominal sentence generally indicates permanence and continuation. The verbal sentence generally indicates renewal and continuation. The following should be taken into account when using an Arabic sentence: the type of sentence on the one hand, and the meaning of the sentence on the other hand to achieve what is required