â â â  the exemplification in explanations of ibn-e-malek`s alfiyya: â  exemplification in ibn-e-aqil and soyutyi â â â â â  * elahe safian â  * * sayyed mohammad reza ibnerasool â â â  abstract â  in this article, the authors after an introduction of exemplification in therabic syntax generally try to have a comparative survey on the exemplification in explanations of two famous ibn-e-malek al...

Parser development is generally viewed as a primarily linguistic enterprise. A grammarian examines sentences, skillfully extracts the linguistic generalizations evident in the data, and writes grammar rules which cover the language. The grammarian then evaluates the performance of the grammar, and upon analysis of the errors made by the grammar-based parser, carefully refines the rules, repeati...

The subject of this study is the most famous and frequently used metarule Sanskrit grammar "Aṣṭādhyāyī" compiled by ancient Indian linguist Pāṇini. This called "bahiraṅgaparibhāṣā" serves to determine correct sequence grammatical operations prescribed in "Aṣṭādhy&...

Considering the role of grammars as cultural products, influential on the education of women and children of the past, this contribution aims at assessing the extent to which nineteenth-century Spanish women were allowed to enter a community of discourse constituted by grammarians and linguistic codifiers of the vernacular. Following sociohistorical lines of study, this new path of exploration ...

Debate has been engaged for more than a century over what implications, if any, a Greek First Class Conditional (FCC) has concerning the proposition in its protasis. Some pedagogical grammars claim that the Greek FCC is well translated with the English causative construction introduced with "since." In this paper a twofold approach is used to show that this claim is in error. First, a methodolo...

it will be going the path of respect to uphold the prophet’s words over other arab words in prose and poetry in syntactic quotations. after the eloquent language of qur’an, no other arab word found itself more saying in eloquence than that of the prophet’s, nor had it the depth of effect and balance of meaning of his. but this had not been welcomed by antecedent grammarians to the extent that i...