Effect of the Plural Heaviness Confrontation Of Two Parts According to Morphists And Grammarians

Abstract

This research deals with some of the manifestations of the heaviness that affect the plural, in its various sections, refuting the saying of some grammarians that the singular may be affected by the heaviness of the plural. The researcher aims to clarify this saying through this study and to illustrate the position of the plurals' heaviness among the different kinds of the word.

The study included: an introduction: in which I mentioned the importance of this research, the reasons for selection, the research problem, questions, and its hypotheses.

Four conditions: through which I discussed some of the sayings of grammarians and morphologists, in which the heaviness of the plural had an impact on the formulation and construction of the Arabic word. Conclusion: included the most important findings achieved by the researcher. The study proved that the plural is the heaviest part of the noun and that the plurals vary, some of which are as heavy and close as to the verbs, and some of them are reduced to a minimum, but in all their cases they do not match the lightness of the double and the singular.