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Lexicalization of transposed phrases in Kurdish language

Muhamad Qadr Muhamad Amin1

1 Computer Institute of Ranya, General Directorate of Institutes and Training, Ministry of Education, Erbil, Kurdistan region, Iraq

Published
July 8, 2024
Volume
11 (2), 838-873
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

This research is entitled of (Lexicalization of transposed phrases in Kurdish language). It’s an effort to present and analyzing for those phrases after the replacement of subject and predicate, during the process of transformational from deep structure to surface structure, became the lexicon unit. As it is known phrase is a syntax unit, but as a result of the development and change and the needs of language to naming and producing of new concept and meaning, again language resorts to other used units of language, that is why some of the language units moves from a level of language to another to reuse. One of those ways is reproduction of lexicon unit through syntax, one of the products of this way is the inverted phrase, again after the process of its inverting creator units. As an equivalent lexicon to a compound word.

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Lexicalization of transposed phrases in Kurdish language

Muhamad Qadr Muhamad Amin

This research is entitled of (Lexicalization of transposed phrases in Kurdish language). It’s an effort to present and analyzing for those phrases after the replacement of subject and predicate, during the process of transformational from deep structure to surface structure, became the lexicon unit. As it is known phrase is a syntax unit, but as a result of the development and change and the needs of language to naming and producing of new concept and meaning, again language resorts to other used units of language, that is why some of the language units moves from a level of language to another to reuse. One of those ways is reproduction of lexicon unit through syntax, one of the products of...