ALTANAWUE ALLAHAJIU FI ALSAWT WALBUNYAT EIND SAHIB ALEAYN

Abstract

The phenomenon of dialectical difference is a phenomenon that is not an innovation in the Arabic language, as all languages ​​in the world surrounding us are characterized by dialectal pluralism, which is a natural matter in every language, and Arabic as an ancient language since the inception of the language is characterized by this phenomenon, as it is natural for the dialects of the Arab tribes to differ. A pattern of social lifestyles that formed a huge amount of words that were written down by dictionaries, including the dictionary of Al-Ain, which we are currently studying. And that language is an evolving element imprinted by the habits of the linguistic community that uses it, and it is an important pillar of linguistic development, depending on the diversity of individuals, verbal habits appear that the speaker must keep up with, and in its endeavor to do so, the linguistic community establishes an alternative system for the eloquent language known as the dialect that varies with the diversity of individuals. Diversity requires each language to maintain its originality, and it is a natural phenomenon that tends languages ​​to branch, divide and spread, and this appears on one language and its division into different dialects