Various Semantic Relationships between the Core and the Adjunct in the Arabic Sentence:

Fouzia Mir Taj; Nargis Nazir

doi:10.37556/al-idah.043.01.0940

Various Semantic Relationships between the Core and the Adjunct in the Arabic Sentence

علاقات معنوية متنوعة بين العمدة والفضلة في الجملة العربية

Fouzia Mir Taj Assistant professor Department of linguistics, Faculty of Arabic, International Islamic University Islamabad.
Nargis Nazir Assistant Professor Department of Translation & Interpretation, Faculty of Arabic, International Islamic University Islamabad

DOI: https://doi.org/10.37556/al-idah.043.01.0940

Keywords: Semantic relations, core elements, adjunct elements, Arabic syntax, sentence structure, grammatical components.

Abstract

This study explores the various semantic relationships between the core (ʿumda) and adjunct (faḍla) components in Arabic sentence structure. By classifying grammatical elements into essential and secondary parts, the research aims to identify the central constituents of the Arabic sentence and examine their semantic and syntactic functions. The analysis highlights how these components interact to form meaningful and coherent expressions within the framework of Arabic grammar.

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2025-06-30

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Fouzia Mir Taj and Nargis Nazir 2025. Various Semantic Relationships between the Core and the Adjunct in the Arabic Sentence. Al-Idah . 43, -1 (Jun. 2025), 176 - 201. DOI:https://doi.org/10.37556/al-idah.043.01.0940.

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Vol 43 No -1 (2025): AL-IDAH

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