PROSODIC PERSPECTIVES OF ARABIC MORPHOLOGY
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The author analyses the perspectives of prosodic research methods application in the study of the processes that took place in the morphology of literary Arabic. In particular, affixal derivation in the formation of T-forms verbs and iambic broken plural and diminutive forms is covered by the author.
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Arabic morphology, formation of T-forms verbs, Prosodic
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