Year: 2018
Type: article
Abstract: Arabic verbs have an inflectional form and derivation of agglutinative type.This study aims to explore the types of ism (nouns) in Arabic.Various forms of Arabic word processing give rise to various meanings.This was a library research with qualitative approach and descriptive syncronic method.The findings found the variety of affixation ism (nouns) can be formed from verbs and adjectives by letter addition.The affixing process occurs in the beginning/prefix (as-sâbiq), infixs / insertion (ziyâdah), and confixs / prefix and suffixs (as-sâbiq wa al-lâhiq).The affixes addition of the prefix verbs, and the base of the hamzah prefixes, of the adjectiva and verb infix used alif letters, from the noun base consisting of suffix ya 'syaddah, alif-nûn confixs, nûn-wâwu, nûn-ya' and nûn-alif-tâ".The confix of basic verb conjunction used mîm-alif, mîm-tâ" and mîm-wâwu.Meanwhile, the conceivable meanings were included ism alat, ism maf"ûl, ism faa"il, ism makân, dan ism zaman.
DOI: 10.15408/a.v5i2.8976
Institution: UIN Syekh Wasil Kediri
Language: Indonesian
Subfield: Language and Linguistics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2938535699