The Semantics of Physical Signs in The Explanation of Ibn Al-Skeit on The Diwan of Aroua Bin Al-Ward

Abstract

   This study aimed to determine the meaning of physical signals, to identify their different connotations, and to determine their value in the explanation of Ibn Al-Skeit to the Diwan Of Aroua bin al-Ward, one of the poets of the Tramps in the Jahili era, and the researcher followed the descriptive approach based on analysis and inference. The study found that physical signals are a key aspect of linguistic semantics; they perform meaning well, and the study revealed that physical signals may be optional, may be compulsory imposed on a person, as well as the frequent use of physical signals used to help, altruism and sacrifice for others, such as modesty, eye, teeth, hand, and finally revealed that there is no physical signal; Lips, this reflects the nature of the bride of ibn al-Ward, who was characterized by the gentleness of creation.