Meanings of Letters According to Grammarians

Abstract

The research, in its entirety, deals with the study of letters and their moral impact on words and sentences, and the clarification of the grammatical change they cause in them, and the different meanings they bring within the sentence, such as the meaning of plunder and removal, transgression and superiority, affixation, ownership, the beginning of spatial and temporal purpose, and other meanings related to the basic structure. For the sentence that relies entirely on the letter to express the various meanings of negation, interrogation, affirmation, prohibition, offer, exhortation, wishful thinking, hope, condition, exclamation, oath, call and simile, command, and supplication, and these meanings cannot be performed with anything other than the placed letters. For each meaning, and the function of linking and commenting to show the relationship between the parts of the sentence, it may be used to link a noun to a noun, which leads to the meaning of conjunction, such as your saying: Zaid and Amr went, or to link a verb to a verb, such as your saying: Zaid rose and Amr sat, or to link a sentence to a sentence, such as your saying. If you give me, I thank you, and other contexts and constructions with different meanings, and the impact of this on words and sentences in terms of their multiple grammatical aspects The entire research deals with the meanings of letters according to grammarians who realize the important role that letters play in the structure of the Arabic sentence in terms of indicating the meaning when connected, the cohesion of its vocabulary and the relationship of this to the syntactic direction and the possibilities of its multiplicity.