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De la continuité linguistique du préhilalien de type jebli au-delà du territoire des jebala

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/24111

ISSN: 1133-8571

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Brigui, Fouad
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2020-03
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Al-Andalus AAM, 26 (2019) 01.1-20
Abstract
On considère, généralement, que le territoire des Jbala, au nord-ouest du Maroc, est limité, au sud, par le bassin de l’Oued Ouergha moyen, au nord, par le détroit de Gibraltar et, au nord-est, par le Rif et l’Oriental. Le parler des Jbala, de type préhilalien, se limiterait donc à cet espace géographique. Or, comme l’avaient déjà pressenti et indiqué des sémitisants de l’ère coloniale et comme l’ont confirmé des travaux récents, des parlers présentant des caractéristiques similaires aux parlers des Jbala sont attestés au sud-est et au sud-ouest de cette aire géographique. Cet article fait la synthèse de ces travaux et analyse des données recueillies récemment qui montrent la parenté entre le parler des Jbala et des parlers appartenant à des zones situées en dehors de ce territoire et qui en constituent, probablement, l’extension.
 
It is generally considered that the territory of Jbala, in the north-west of Morocco, is bounded on the south by the Oued Ouergha Basin, on the north by the Strait of Gibraltar and on the north-east by the Rif and the Oriental region. The dialect of Jbala, pertaining to the prehilalian type, would be limited to this geographical region. However, as it has been suggested and indicated by some colonial times Semitists and confirmed by recent work, some dialects showing similar features to Jbala dialects are attested in the southeast and southwest of this geographical area. This paper synthesizes the collaborative work recently done in this field and analyses some of the collected data that show the kinship links between Jbala dialects ant other dialects spoken in areas outside of this territory, which should be regarded as an extension of it.
 
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Dialectology; Prehilalian; Jbala; Morocco; Linguistic Geography; Variation; Variant; Arabic; Substratum; Dialectologie; Préhilalien; Maroc; Géographie linguistique; Arabe; Substrat
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