Naslov (ara)

Kitab minla Gami

Autor

al-Gami, Abd ar-Rahman

Doprinosi

ibn as-Sayyid Muhamamd, Sayyid Mustafa

Opis (srp)

Gramatika arapskog jezika (ar. qawaid, što znači pravila) doživela je napredak krajem osmog veka naše ere. Najstariji poznati gramatičar arapskog jezika bio je Abd Allah ibn Abi Isaq. Trud triju narednih pokolenja gramatičara dostigao je vrhunac u knjizi persijskog naučnika Sibavejhija. Abu Bishr Amribn Uthman ibn Qanbar Al-Bishri (tj. Sibawayh) (Sibuyeh na persijskom, Sibawayh na arapskom) bio je lingvista persijskog porekla, rođen oko 760. god. n. e. u gradu Bajza (nekadašnji Nesajak) u iranskoj provinciji Fars i umro u Širazu, takode u provinciji Fars oko 180. A.H. (796-797. n.e.). On je bio jedan od najranijih gramatičara i njegovo delo se danas smatra autorativnom referencom pa se univerzalno primenjena gramatička pravila u klasičnom arapskom jeziku i njegov fonetski opis arapskog danas smatraju najpreciznijim u istoriji lingvistike što je neke navelo da ga uporede sa Paninijem. Godina izdavanja: 1640.

Opis (eng)

Grammar in Arabic (meaning "rules"), underwent development in the late 700s. The earliest known Arabic grammarian is Abd Allah ibn Abi Isaq. The efforts of three proceeding generations of grammarians culminated in the book of the Persian scholar Sibawayhi. Abu Bishr Amr ibn Uthmanibn Qanbar Al-Bishri (aka:Sibawayh) was a linguist of Persian origin born ca. 760 in the town of Bayza (ancient Nesayak) in the Fars province of Iran, died in Shiraz, also in the Fars, around 180 AH (796-797). He was one of the earliest grammarians, and his work is now perceived as the authorative reference, so the universally applied grammatical rules of the classical Arabic language, and his phonetic descriptions of Arabic are considered today the most precise ever made, leading some to compare him with Panini. Year of publishing: 1640.

Jezik

arapski

Datum

2012-03-14T12:31:12.901Z

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