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Imāla

Imāla (also imālah; Arabic: إمالة, lit. 'inclination') is a phenomenon in Arabic comprising the fronting and raising of Old Arabic /aː/ toward /iː/ or /eː/, and the old short /a/ toward /i/. Imāla and the factors conditioning its occurrence were described for the first time by Sibawayh. According to as-Sirafi and Ibn Jinni (10th century), the vowel of…

Imāla in the grammatical tradition, I-mutation & III-w/y imāla

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Imāla in the grammatical tradition

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I-mutation

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III-w/y imāla

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Imāla in modern Arabic dialects

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Imāla in the grammatical tradition

I-mutation

III-w/y imāla

Imāla in Quranic recitation

Imāla in modern Arabic dialects

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Imāla

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples87
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
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Imāla

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related to III-w/y imāla · 19
Imāla → According, Al-Kisaʾi, Aleppo, Azraq, Hafs, Hamza, However, III-w, III-w/y, III-y, On, One, Other, Q11, Q17, Sibawayh, Sibawayh's, Such, Warsh
related to Consonantally conditioned medial imāla · 17
Imāla → Bedouin, Cyrenaica, Druze, Egypt, Golan, Hauran, Iraq, It, Jabali, Lebanese, Many, Palmyra, Qariten, Sahil Maryut, Sibawayh, Syrian, This
related to i-mutation · 15
Imāla → Aleppo, Anatolia, CaCāCiC, CaCāCīC, Christian Baghdadi, CāCiC, For, In, Iraq, Jewish, Mosul, Reflexes, Sibawayh, Sibawayh's, The
related to II-w/y imāla · 13
Imāla → According, Additionally, Asad, Farra, Hamza, Hijaz, II-w, II-y, Najd, Qays, Sibawayh, Some, Tamim
related to Effect on other languages · 9
Imāla → Andalusia, Andalusia's, Arabic, Arabic Išbīliya, Latin Hispalis, Moorish Spain, Seville, Spanish, The
related to Imāla in the grammatical tradition · 9
Imāla → Basra, Historically, Iraq, Kitāb, Sibawayh, Sibawayh's, The, There, This
related to Imāla in Quranic recitation · 5
Imāla → Hafs, Many, Qalun, Quran, Some

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arabic sibawayh dialects also verbs vowel nouns sibawayh's i-mutation modern shift phenomenon old iii-w iii-y dialect medial

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaMany0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaIraq0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaThis0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaSibawayh0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaIt0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaLebanese0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaDruze0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaHauran0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaGolan0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaSyrian0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaQariten0.60section
Imālarelated to Consonantally conditioned medial imālaPalmyra0.60section

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