The aim of this study is to examine the structural and semantic characteristics of idioms used in modern Arabic and to investigate their place and importance in both the teaching and use of Arabic. Idioms are examined in three categories. These are: semantics (semantics), Usology (pragmatic) and syntax (syntax) categories. Also, in some cases where the context requires it, the idioms that form morphemes (morphemes), morphologyi (morphology) and etymology (etymology) were also examined. Thus, the characteristic features of Arabic idioms, their cultural and linguistic backgrounds, places of use and syntax features were tried to be revealed.
The subject of idioms has not received much attention in modern Arabic language studies, and apart from studies from the classical period and some fragmentary studies, no new work appears to have been conducted on it. Furthermore, there is not even a comprehensive Arabic dictionary containing only idioms. As for the studies and dictionaries from the classical period, these are studies that examine idioms alongside proverbs. Furthermore, studies from the classical period, which generally Majma'u'l-Emsâl, Amsâlu'l-'Arab, Cemharatu'l-Amsâl Many of the idioms in these books, also called "These are abandoned idioms that are no longer used in modern Arabic. Because this study is based on living idioms of modern Arabic, the aforementioned books were not consulted extensively.
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