Language dictionaries mention a large number of words that do not have a meaning on their own, but they acquire meaning and perform it by adding other words, and linguists call that Reduplication, and it differs from what the grammarians mean by this term, so the reduplication among grammarians is often a phonemic morphological, but for linguists it is phonemic semantic. And this research is an extension of my previous research on phonemic derivation, and I study in it the adherence in light of phonemic derivation, and the research concludes that linguistic reduplication is one of the forms of phonemic derivation. And the consequential structure is created by joining two dialect images of the same word, and in the meantime the researcher elicits the laws that govern the reduplication, by extrapolating the examples contained in him in language dictionaries and books of reduplication.

phonetic derivation, reduplication, substitution, synonymy

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