Denotative development in the words,," deny ' and "hit'

Abstract

Historical studies of language aim to monitor the development of linguistic phenomena over the ages, and seek to draw a map that shows the changes in the language, with a focus on the laws and factors that affect those changes. Through our research, we attempt to answer important questions about the origin of the linguistic phenomenon, and how it developed over the years. Time, when did these changes begin, and what are the possible future trends of the language studied, highlights the role of the researcher in documenting the history of the language through the analysis of phonological, morphological, grammatical, and semantic changes over time.

Our research focuses on the virtues and accuracy of the language of the Holy Qur’an. We emphasized precision, precision, and precision in expression and connotation. It also shows an example from the Holy Qur’an where a word is repeated in two different contexts with a difference in expression. In our research, we studied the semantic development of the words “ungrateful” and “hit” in the Holy Qur’an using the historical approach. The introduction deals with the historical approach, dividing the research into sections that discuss semantic development and its relationship to the context, and details the study of the word “ungrateful” and the word “hit.” The research concludes by highlighting the main findings and the conclusion notes the importance of analyzing the distribution of dialects and the factors influencing the increasing use of other languages, with an emphasis on understanding the causes and effects of linguistic shifts