Contrasting Morphological Visions And Attracting Them To Linguists Muhammad Abdul Muttalib Crying His Linguistic Efforts

Abstract

The Arabic morphological theory represents an important stage in the grammar of the language, especially its innovative approaches to describe the morphological changes in the Arabic language. The success of these rules, and the Arabs had a long history in studies

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