ظاهرة الاشتقاق العام واستعماله في الصحف والمجلات البنغلاديشية المعاصرة: دراسة صرفية

Abstract

Abstract

Derivation is the process of generating words from each other, and it forms a word or formula from another word or formula on the condition that they agree in terms of the original substance and meaning and differ in terms of form, so the derivative form is considered a root and the derived is a branch, whether the derivative form is a verb or a noun. It is also noted that some Arabic words are derived and some are not. Arab linguists mentioned four types of derivation, namely: General Derivation (الاشتقاق العام), Al-Ishtiqaq Al-Kabir (الاشتقاق الكبير), Al-Ishtiqaq Al-Akbar (الاشتقاق الأكبر), and Al-Ishtiqaq Al-Kubbar (الاشتقاق الكبّار). However, the aforementioned research relied on one type of derivation, which is general derivation, while its remaining types were left due to their lack of use by Bangladeshi writers. In his research entitled (The Phenomenon of General Derivation and Its Use in Contemporary Bangladeshi Newspapers and Magazines: A Morphological Study), the researcher attempted to study the use of contemporary Arabic in Bangladesh by presenting examples of the origins of the verbs and various  types of derivative words mentioned in contemporary Arabic and their uses among Bangladeshi writers.