The Semi-object in the Use of Some Grammarians

Abstract

This research aims to discuss the usability of the use of the expression (the semi-object), which comes in the function of Tameeyz itself, which is indefinite, but it clarifies what comes before it. The grammarians are classifying it as one of the accusatives. The research concluded with a set of results, the most important of which are: The semi-object is not subject to the conditions for formulating the scientific term; because it is contained in several chapters in one science. The semi-object comes as synonymous to a number of grammatical terms such as: Tameeyz, adverb, exception and others; meaning that it does not have a specific concept/term. Perhaps the origin of the expression “semi-object” came to some grammarians as an appropriate way to direct the parsing of what does not apply with the accusative case parsing conditions. It is also necessary for grammarians to abandon the syntactic directive accusative case on semi-object, and rather attach its evidence to the chapter on Tameeyz. Accordingly, semi-object can be deleted from Arabic Syntax, because it does not have any special faction.