Case
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Case Assignment to Complements within Lexical Phrases
Shahrazad Issa Meshko, Sanya Jabar Abuzeid
This study uses Case Theory in the Government and Binding framework to explore the role of complements in lexical phrases within the Bahdini sub-dialect of Kurdish. Complements are essential elements in syntactic structures; In some phrases, they are obligatory, while in others, they are optional. Their presence and structure are essential at both syntactic and semantic degrees and fundamental to multiple branches of generative grammar.The research searches the case grading of complements to lexical leaders and extensive verbs, nouns, adjectives, and prepositions in Bahdini. The primary emphasis is on overt case form, including the accusative, which quality gender-specific markers in plural forms and abstract or unblemished cases. The study investigates the groups of complements that accept cases, the features of these cases, and the criteria for case tasks determined by the syntactic position and structure of both the complement and the lexical head. The result shows that not all lexical phrase complements in Bahdini have case marks. The allocation of cases varies by the phrase's internal structure and the element's grammatical function. The research utilizes a descriptive-analytical methodology, concentrating solely on the syntactic and semantic dimensions, employing data from naturally occurring language examples in Bahdini to validate the theoretical discourse.
Volume 12 · Issue 6 · December 2025Analysis Of Political Article in Kurdish Media, Specifically About the Referendum Case in The Kurdistan Region- 2017
Ibrahim Samin Ali, Mohamed Khadr Mouloud
This study is titled " Analysis of political article in kurdish media, specificaly about the referendum case in the kurdistan region- 2017"، it is a descriptive-analytical research in which the method of content analysis has been used in order to obtain data and information. The research community includes the newspapers "Xabat and Kurdistan New " as two daily newspapers that published political articles during the referendum process. The sample of this research is (159) political articles in each of the newspapers (Xabat and Kurdistan New) during a period of one month from (25/8/2017) to (24/9/2017). The main objectives of this study are: Identify political articles in the Kurdish newspaper published during the 2017 Kurdistan Region independence referendum. Presenting the analysis and content of the political article in the Kurdish newspaper during the referendum on the independence of the Kurdistan Region in 2017. Determine the political article in the Kurdish newspaper on the issue of the Kurdistan Region's independence referendum in 2017. Among the most important findings of the study: The Kurdish press is very interested in press coverage case the referendum on the independence of the Kurdistan Region in 2017 The types of articles published in Kurdish newspapers during the referendum were in addition to the editorial and column articles such as journalistic analysis and investigative journalism. In terms of the direction or objectives of the political article in the Kurdish newspaper, it was more than an attempt to announce the referendum process and convey information to readers.
Volume 11 · Issue 6 · December 2024The phenomenon of loss and feminization in a grammatical gender in Kurdish language in Slivanian plain
Deman Abdullah omer
This research under the address of address of (the phenomenon of loss and feminization in a grammatical gender in Kurdish language in Slivanian plain) has given as an example. According this address we will try to declare (show) (what are the signs that can be grammatical gender? And in how many cases they appear? The lacke of the grammatical gender appear in which case of this district? The change in the appear in which case of the same district? In which case of lack ang the change of the grammatical gender appear more? Finally it has been shown that the signs of the lack of feminization of the grammatical gender apperr in some cases. This research consists of two sections. The first section is customized for the gender and the grammar that contain thes subjects: (gender concept, gender kinds, the intent of grammatical gender, the specifics of grammatical gender, the signs like the morpheme of the grammatical gender, the gender and the environment, the gender, lack of and the change, the gender and its shed, the reasons of changing the grammatical gender, the case and the gender). The second section is customized for (the phenomenon of loss and feminization in the grammatical gender in Slivanian plain) in which the lack of gender in the case of (Addition, Indirct, perfect, Continuity, Signal, Structuralism, call) are appeared and the phenomenon of feminization appear of (Addition, Indirct, perfect, Continuity, Signal, Structuralism,call )
Volume 10 · Issue 3 · September 2023Case theory in Kurdish and Arabic A comparative study
Rezan Mahmood Hamasalh, Nariman Abdullah Khoshnaw
This research has been written under the title: The Grammatical Case in Kurdish and Arabic Languages: A Comparative Study. The research aims to identify points of similarities and differences between the grammatical case in Standard Arabic and Kurdish language (Sorani dialect/Sulaymaniyah subdialect). The importance of the research lies in its usage - for the first time – of the modern transformational generative theory to compare Kurdish and Arabic languages. The research – with excluding the summary and introduction - consists of two axes: The first axis talks about the principles of the grammatical case model. As for the second axis deals with grammatical case patterns and their application in the two mentioned languages. The search ends with displaying the results and a list of sources and references.