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Beginning with the historical and geographical background of Mardin, Grigore presents the distinctive dialect of Arabic from the region. Written in French, this grammar covers all the requite areas of grammar and syntax, and notes the distinctiveness of the particular form of Arabic spoken in this region of southeastern Turkey.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-59333-734-6
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Mar 27,2009
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 350
Languages: French
ISBN: 978-1-59333-734-6
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Grigore’s long-awaited grammar of the Arabic spoken in Mardin will not disappoint linguistic scholars interested in the dialects of Arabic. Written in French, Grigore’s treatment begins with some background on Mardin and its people. This region, located in southeast Turkey, has a distinctive geography and history, as well as a distinctive dialect of Arabic. Placing the Arabic of Mardin on the family tree of Arabic languages, Grigore systematically treats the distinctive phonetics of the region, the morphology of the verbal and nominal syntax, numerals and the other parts of speech. Following this thorough treatment, the syntax of the preposition and prepositional phrases are considered. In relation to Kurdish and Turkish, Grigore finds that the Arabic of Mardin participates in a dynamic pluralism that has led to a rich lexical and grammatical tradition.

George Grigore obtained his education at the University of Bucharest, where he currently teaches in the department of Oriental Languages. He has an impressive roster of publications, his most well-noted being his translation of the Quran into Romanian.

Grigore’s long-awaited grammar of the Arabic spoken in Mardin will not disappoint linguistic scholars interested in the dialects of Arabic. Written in French, Grigore’s treatment begins with some background on Mardin and its people. This region, located in southeast Turkey, has a distinctive geography and history, as well as a distinctive dialect of Arabic. Placing the Arabic of Mardin on the family tree of Arabic languages, Grigore systematically treats the distinctive phonetics of the region, the morphology of the verbal and nominal syntax, numerals and the other parts of speech. Following this thorough treatment, the syntax of the preposition and prepositional phrases are considered. In relation to Kurdish and Turkish, Grigore finds that the Arabic of Mardin participates in a dynamic pluralism that has led to a rich lexical and grammatical tradition.

George Grigore obtained his education at the University of Bucharest, where he currently teaches in the department of Oriental Languages. He has an impressive roster of publications, his most well-noted being his translation of the Quran into Romanian.

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  • Motto (page 5)
  • Table des matieres (page 7)
  • Avant propos (page 13)
  • Mardin : presentation generale (page 17)
  • La situation linguistique de Mardin (page 27)
  • Phonetique et phonologie (page 37)
  • Les categories grammaticales du mardini (page 105)
  • Morphosyntaxe verbale (page 107)
  • La morphosyntaxe nominale (page 171)
  • Le numeral (page 219)
  • Pronoms et determinants (page 227)
  • L'adverbe (page 247)
  • La conjonction (page 257)
  • La preposition (page 263)
  • Syntaxe de la proposition et de la phrase (page 285)
  • La reduplication a m (page 319)
  • L'alternance codique : mardini-kurde-turc (page 331)
  • References (page 343)