لغة كلام

Ismideg Deg Tesnilest Tamaziɣt

Auteurs : Moussaoui Selim .

Résumé

Yal tutlayt tbedd ɣef yiferdisen itt-id-yemmalen, i d-yeskanayen azal-is, d unamek-is. Ugten n yiberdan i wwin yimusnilsen d yimnuda deg yiswi n usnerni, d useggem n tutlayt ladɣa tid yeddren deg timawit acḥal n leqrun am tmaziɣt. Gar yiberdan-a: tasmidegt, d tafurekt seg tesnawalt, tzerrew ɣef tadra n yismawen n yidgan, i yesɛan assaɣen d tutlayt n tmurt-nni, d tmura nniḍen, akked tutlayin yejlan. Tzerrew tesmidegt ɣef yismidgen, anamek-nsen, talɣa-nsen, asegmi-nsen, d usemres-nsen deg taɣulin d tussniwin yemgaraden. Terza ismawen n yidgan igejdanen am yismawen n tmura (Lezzayer), ismawen n temdinin (Bgayet), daɣen terza ula d idgan imeẓẓyanen (Tiɣilt). Every language is built from different elements that reflect its richness and meaning. Linguists and researchers have worked to develop and preserve languages, especially those that were traditionally unwritten, such as Berber. One important field of study is toponymy, which focuses on place names and their connection to language, history, and culture. It examines the origins, meanings, forms, and uses of place names in different contexts. Toponymy includes the study of names of countries, such as Algeria, cities like Bejaia, and smaller places such as Tighilt.

Mots clés

Tasmidegt ; Tutlayt ; Tasnalɣa ; Tasnamka ; Amawal