a study of moarrab words in ibn-duraid jamharah al-loghahand its comparison with dehkhoda and moeen’s dictionaries

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2011
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Abstract     Ibn Duraid al-Azdi (837-934), the Arab philologist and lexicographer was born in Basra. He lived a short time in Iran under Mikals government and worked on his Divan. Ibn Duraid’s chief work is his monumental dictionary al-Djamhara which contains some materials not to be found in other dictionaries. It is the greatest dictionary after AL-Ayn of Khalil in the Arabic language. In this article, an attempt is made to investigate about 300 words from this dictionary by comparing them to two Persian dictionaries: Dehkhoda and Moein
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