The usages of the preposition (la) in Mokriyan dialect of Kurdish language in cognitive patterns
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farzad azizi
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amir ali khoshkhoonejad
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Keywords: cognitive linguistics, spatial propositions, Mokriyani dialect,
Abstract :
propositions which are of two types of simple and compoundin Mokriyan dialect which have the capabilities of being considered from the cognitive linguistics view and the present grammar of Kurdish language expresses the definitions, structure, and their meanings regardless a particular framework. According to the rules like conceptualizations and following the metaphoric patterns which are dominating over the languages, cognitive linguistics prepare a more accurate view over the meanings of the propositions in comparison to the traditional views, moreover, different meanings of the propositions are introduced in a systematic way in this approach. Kurdish language propositions and specially its Mokrian dialect variants have the capacity of being examined by cognitive approaches in which we here examine the (la). Its two simple and compound propositions are analyzed by the metaphoric patterns that are made by following the human body parts and the iconicity of the propositions which comes from the human mental images. This mentioned iconicity is created by modelling the familiar patterns for language users such as human body and physical shapes of this structure.
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