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VERBA BERVALENSI TIGA ZHANNA WA AKHWÄ€TUHAÄ€ KAJIAN MORFOSINTAKSIS Arifuddin, Hanik Arwanah,
Jurnal CMES Vol 8, No 2 (2015)
Publisher : Arabic Letters and Department

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20961/cmes.8.2.15850

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Transitive or intransitive verbs have semantic characteristics. The semantic characteristics determine the valence verbs. Valence verbs are the verb ability to be accompanied by an argument in a sentence. Zhanna wa akhwātuhā verbs have three arguments: first argument (Subject), second argument (O1), and third argument (O2). The purposes of this study are describing the shape, function, and three-valent verbs case zhanna wa akhwātuhā with the arguments.The data used in this study are sentences and clauses containingzhanna wa akhwātuhā. The data source are taken from book A’n-Nahwul-Wāfī by Abbas Hasan, A’n-Nachwul-‘Arabī by Ibrahim Ibrahim Barakat, and Syarch Ibnu ‘Aqīl by Bahauddin Abdullah bin 'Aqil Al-'Aqli Al Mishri Al-Hamdani. The researcher uses data collection methods referring to written data with tapping technique as basic technique and noted technique as advanced technique. The data analysis used distributional method with disappeared technique as following technique. The results of this research are as follows: (1) Zhanna wa akhwātuhā verbs have derivated and non derivated forms. (2) All of the data are verbal sentences (jumlah fi'liyyah) with perfect, imperfect, and imperatives verbs. (3) The function of zhanna wa akhwātuhā verbs include S-P-O1-O2. (4) The case of three-valent verbs zhanna wa akhwātuhā and the surrounding arguments are active, agentive, and objective.
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