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Relative Pronoun (Arabic Dialects)
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The relative pronoun in Arabic dialects is expressed by a form that is invariable in gender and number and may refer either to persons or objects. The most common form used in the majority of Arabic dialects is
(i)lli, with variants
halli and
yalli (Retsö 2004:264–265). This form is found in the Egyptian dialects, the Levantine dialects, the
gilit dialects from Iraq, most of the Arabian Peninsula, and the majority of the Maghrebi dialects. Examples are
əlli mā ḥməd qalīl mā yəḥməd kat̲īr ‘he who is not grateful for a little is not grateful for a lot’ (Ḥassāniyya Arabic; Ould …
Date:
2018-04-01
