On the Metalanguage of Modern Arabic Lexicography
- Olzhas Mirzakhanovich Shayakhmetov
Abstract
Describes the situation in meta-linguistic structure of a modern Arabic lexicography and raises the problem of doublets and triplets which are present in lexicographical Arabic terminology. Here, we analyze many terms used in scientific Arabic literature which accepted as equivalents to common terms in the “world” of lexicography. This study tells us that despite having a rich Arabic culture, particularly in practical Arabic lexicography, there is a problem in a unified formulation of modern Arabic lexicographical terms, which in turn points at the incompleteness of the linguistic analysis.
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- DOI:10.5539/res.v7n6p209
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