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A Study of the Grammatical Case System of Russian and Arabic

1Chandan Suman, 2Quamer Shaban

1Department of Foreign Language, Faculty of Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

2Department of Arabic, Faculty of Arts Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

1dr.chandansuman@gmail.com , 2q.shaban82@gmail.com

 

Abstract:

This article provides a thorough comparison of the grammatical case systems of the Russian and Arabic languages. Grammatical cases are linguistic features that distinguish nouns' syntactic and semantic roles within sentences. The case systems in Russian and Arabic are distinct, and this study aims to investigate their structural characteristics, functional roles, and implications for language processing and cognition. This study adds to our understanding of cross-linguistic variation and the ways in which case systems reflect language-specific and universal features by examining case morphology, syntactic patterns, and semantic nuances.

Keywords: Grammatical case, Russian language, Arabic language, comparative linguistics, syntax, semantics, language typology.