Words of ills and diseases on the form (verb) in the Tuhami dialect (An analytical descriptive study)

Abstract

The study aimed to reveal the words of ills and diseases in the Tuhami dialects of the (verb) form, and to follow, study and analyze them in the light of the foundations of descriptive linguistics, and to judge the standard of this formula through representations.

The research included a specific range of verbal representations that amounted to about (thirty words) on the (verbal) formula to denote the ills and diseases in the used Yemeni Tuhami dialects. , revealing its ancient and modern significance, and monitoring its use environment.

The study concluded that the formula (active), which comes to denote the ills and diseases, is abundantly present in the phlegmatic environment. The mode of Arab speech and its forms, polished by Arabic tongues, and formulated on the rules of the derivation of Arabic and its style of expression, many of which are very eloquent and beautiful.

The importance of language collection is evident from the reality of modern Arabic dialects after studying, revising and approving the words from linguistic academies to be added to modern Arabic dictionaries.

The researcher believes that the modernists have the right to the linguistic situation, and that the words that are common in some Tahamic environments can be substituted for some of the foreign terms and expressions used in medicine to name illnesses and diseases, and they are first and more worthy than the inclusion of non-Arabic or foreign words.

The study recommends the establishment of a glossary of classical Arabic words in the Tuhami dialects that were not included in the language books, or were neglected.