Abstract:

The word translating, the word morphology, which means “translating”, is a grammatical concept that studies the forms of words in the language as a language knowledge, and the rules in the point of derivation of words from that word to different meanings. In other words, morphology examines the methods of word extraction. For example, the words of the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing), the book (writing) and the book (writing). Although all of these words have the root meaning of "writing", each word has a different meaning. Some are words, some are names, some are words. If they are in the form of sex, they are in the form of sex or in the form of sex. Knowing the morphological structures of the words in Arabic in these aspects ensures that they are meaningfully associated with the names before or after in the sentence, which is an important factor in determining the meaning of the sentence. As the Arab Nahivists say, in language learning the knowledge of sarf/morphology comes before the knowledge of nahiv/sentaks. They have called it the mother of the sciences, and they have shown it as a beginning and as a source and point of movement for other sciences. The people who don’t know what they are doing, have lost a lot of things, and they have explained them with their examples.

This study focused on how the word’s morphological structure has a role in determining the meaning of the phrase and how important it is in determining the meaning of the same word with the different morphological structure in the phrase.

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