POSITIONING THE WORD 'LUGHATAN' AS HAL
المسألة في ترجيح كون "لغة" حالًا
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47766/almihwar.v2i2.2995Keywords:
I'rab, Lughatan, Hal, Arabic LanguageAbstract
This study examines the use of the word 'lughatan' in everyday language from the past to the present, The word is often positioned (i’rab) as 'al-manshub 'ala naz'i al-khafid' rather than as 'hal'. This research aims to reinforce the classification of 'lughatan' as 'hal' in Arabic sentences and to explain the underlying reasons for this classification. By employing a descriptive-analytical methodology, the study seeks to analize divergent opinions among Nahwu scholars regarding the positioning of 'lughatan', both as 'al-manshub 'ala naz'i al-khafid' and 'hal', and the rationale for these positions. The data analysis concludes that 'lughatan' is appropriately positioned as 'hal' in various Arabic sentence constructions. The justification for this is that positioning should be understood straightforwardly, avoiding unnecessary complexity in the interpretation process.