معارف
Volume 21, Numéro 1, Pages 770-784
2026-06-30
Ticreḍt N Waddad N Yisem Deg Tmeslayt N At ɛebbas
Auteurs : Agaoua Mohammed .
Résumé
Tazrawt-a, ad terzu yiwet n tecreḍt seg tecraḍ tigejdanin n yisem ; ticreḍt n waddad n yisem, ad d-nawi awal s wudem agejdan ɣef talɣiwin n waddad amaruz ama n yisem amalay ama n yisem unti i yettuseqdacen deg tmeslayt n At Ɛebbas. Leqdic-a, yurez ɣer taɣult n tesnilest, ad d-yili d tamuɣli tamatut ɣef tesnalɣa yerzan tanmegla n waddad n yisem (ilelli d umaruz), aya s tuɣalin ɣer wammud i d-negmer seg temnaḍt n At Ɛebbas. Deg tsemlilt, ad d-nessenked tulmisin n waddad n yisem i d-nufa rzant tameslayt-a, ma yella nesserwes-itent akked leqdicat d tezrawin i yettwaxedmen yakan am tizrawin n Chaker (1988, 2018), Imarazene (1995, 2016). The case marker, which is one of the noun’s required markers, is the subject of this study. Its main goal is to look at how the Ath Abbas variety (dialect) uses masculine and feminine nouns to express the annexed state. Based on a corpus collected through fieldwork in the Ath Abbas region, this study fits into the umbrella field of linguistics as it aims to provide an overview of the morphological structure connected to the opposition of noun cases (absolute state vs. annexed state). Thereafter, we present the distinctive characteristics of the noun case as observed in this variety, comparing them with previous studies, notably the works of Chaker (1988, 2018) and Imarazene (1995, 2016).
Mots clés
Addad n yisem ; ilelli d umaruz ; tameslayt n At Ɛebbas ; talɣa
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