THE DUAL MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION

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IRANI M.

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Journal: LITERARY ARTS Year:2012 | Volume:4 | Issue:1 (6) Page(s): 47-60

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Title

THE DUAL MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION "AZ BONE DANDAN" (FROM THE ROOT OF TEETH)

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IRANI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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AZ BONE DANDAN (FROM THE ROOT OF TEETH). DERIVATIONQ2

COMBINATIONQ2

OPPOSITESQ2

ADVERBIALQ2

OLD POETRYQ3

OLD PROSEQ2

Abstract

The ironic expression "az bone dandan" (from the root) has been written to mean "wholeheartedly and desirous "in all Persian dictionaries including general and specific ones like those of idioms and expressions or the ones devoted to a particular poet’s or works terminology. In fact they have just pointed to one aspect of its meaning. Since this meaning was not in accordance whit the semantic structure of some of the lines of poetry, this study analyzed a number of cases from OLD POETRY and prose texts. The outcome shows that the aforementioned expression should be regarded as one of the "Opposites" in Persian, because in the collected cases one can see that the expression means exactly something contradictory which has been ignored by lexicographers. In the opposite case the expression means: "obliged or forced to do something". This expression is an ADVERBIAL and a prepositional phrase.

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IRANI, M.. (2012). THE DUAL MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION "AZ BONE DANDAN" (FROM THE ROOT OF TEETH). LITERARY ARTS, 4(1 (6)), 47-60. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/157004/en

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IRANI M.. THE DUAL MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION "AZ BONE DANDAN" (FROM THE ROOT OF TEETH). LITERARY ARTS[Internet]. 2012;4(1 (6)):47-60. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/157004/en

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M. IRANI, “THE DUAL MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION "AZ BONE DANDAN" (FROM THE ROOT OF TEETH),” LITERARY ARTS, vol. 4, no. 1 (6), pp. 47–60, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/157004/en

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