جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "گویش سورانی" در نشریات گروه "ادبیات و زبان ها"

The subject of the present study is to analyze the riddle in Sorani Kurdish. The objectives of the study are to provide the young generation with a better understanding of the popular culture, prevent the new generation from becoming more disconnected from their native culture, recognize the effects of oral literature, especially riddle and its role in today's scientific studies and understand Kurdish riddle and its structure and content. The data were collected by library method and analyzed by content analysis method. The statistical population of the study is 377 Kurdish enigmas which have been investigated by total inductive method. The source used is the book (Kurdish enigma) by Obaidullah Ayubian Markazi. The reason for choosing this work is that the author is an academic figure, has a scientific view in compiling the content, his point of view, and the dominant Kurdish popular culture. The results indicate that Kurdish enigma have certain features, some of which are common to Persian enigma, but some features are also specific to the Kurdish language, which leads to a better understanding of these enigma.

According to Leonard Talmy's “force dynamics” schema, as is observed in natural events, the flow of force is also reflected in linguistic structures, and in this respect, languages ​​are divided into two groups: “verb -framed” and "satellite- framed". In the first group, the events related to force dynamics are represented through the verb and in the second group, in the form of a satellite around the root of the verb and through the satellite. The aim of the present study is to explore the linguistic representation of motion events in Sorani Kurdish dialect within this semantic category. The data of this study was obtained through face-to-face interviews with twenty normative speakers. In cases where there were several forms of speech to express motion verbs, its citation form was recorded according to Mardukh's dictionary. Analysis of 260 motion verbs out of 300 speech pieces showed that patterns (motion + method) and (motion + path) are the most frequent patterns in the verbs of this dialect. Also, the 65% statistic representing the semantic concepts of the path through the satellite showed that the Sorani dialect is more inclined towards the satellite- framed languages.