A grammar, with a selection of dialogues ... in modern Arabic [by R.B.M. Binning] ed. by F. Hayes |
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adjective affixed pronouns ǎktoob ăla ămdhee ămm ānā ăna lăm ăndăk ănn Arabic Alphabet Arabic Grammar ǎreed ăsher ăteit auxiliary verb Baghdad bederee Bedouin beit belad bookră conj derived dhărăb dooghree Egypt eish ent el-bab el-hheşan el-kitab elan emsăhh ethnein fein feminine finjan grammar hăl hatha hena henak hhamidh horse houla Imperative irregular plurals itha ja,ă jeeb jeet kăm kătăb kateb kebeer keif ketheer kitab kooll koont lăk lehoo lekin long vowel măkan măn mărră măsăhh măta matha miye modern Arabic năzhăr nehhn participle passive voice past tense PLUR prefixed present tense qădăr eish qăhhwă qăleel qăwwee qool Quadriliteral radical letter roohh root şar sense shei shewed short vowel signifies Sing sometimes sound Syria teiyib tekoon tektoob tereed thak thelathe thelathet thou triliteral Verbal noun wă ăshreen word Zeid
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Pàgina vi - And I would fain have any one name to me that tongue, that any one can learn or speak as he should do, by the rules of grammar. Languages were made not by rules or art, but by accident, and the common use of the people. And he that will speak them well, has no other rule but that; nor anything to trust to but his memory, and the habit of speaking after the fashion learned from those that are allowed to speak properly, which, in other words, is only to speak by rote.
Pàgina vii - Men learn languages for the ordinary intercourse of society and communication of thoughts in common life, without any farther design in their use of them: and for this purpose, the original way of learning a language by conversation, not only serves well enough, but is to be preferred as the most expedite, proper, and natural.
Pàgina vi - For languages being to be learned by rote, custom, and memory, are then spoken in greatest perfection, when all rules of grammar are utterly forgotten.
Pàgina vi - I grant the grammar of a language is sometimes very carefully to be studied : but it is only to be studied by a grown man, when he applies himself to the understanding of any language critically, which is seldom the business of any but professed scholars.
Pàgina 18 - Names and attributes of females are feminine, and also most names of countries, towns and places ; and the names of the double members of the body; as, yed 'hand,* rijl ' foot,' 'ein