The effect of anomalous readings on the multiplicity of meaning in the nominal sentence

Abstract

What is the wisdom behind the multiple readings, both conventional and irregular? And what are the effects of grammatical changes?

This is the motivation for studying irregular readings, which is an important issue in grammatical studies, to understand the impact of irregular readings on the multiplicity of meaning, as the grammatical changes that occur in the Arabic sentence in irregular readings have their own connotations and meanings, this issue through the directions broadcast for the affirmative, negative and confirmed nominal sentence in the books of grammar and interpretation using a descriptive approach that examines examples of the anomalous readings that have been mentioned on the example of the nominal sentence, and shows the multiple meanings that arise from it according to the grammatical changes, This depends on examining the deviant reading from several aspects, such as the extent to which grammatical changes affect the multiplicity of meaning, and the extent of the difference and agreement between the directions disseminated in grammar and interpretation books, arriving at a number of results, the most important of which are: It has been shown that the multiplicity of linguistic aspects of the anomalous readings leads to a multiplicity of meanings, which requires the interpreter, linguist, judge, and others to be familiar with them.