Rhetoric and Lexical Terminology Flashcards

A set of vocabulary flashcards derived from the lecture notes on rhetorical secrets, states, and specific terminology.

Asrar al-Balagha (اسرار البلاغية)

The study of the secrets of rhetoric or eloquence.

Al-Hal (الحال)

A term referring to the state or circumstance in a grammatical or rhetorical context.

Al-Muhaakim (المحاكم)

The courts or judicial components mentioned within the text.

Al-Salam (السلام)

The concept of peace or greeting.

Miz al-Shahira (ميز الشهيرة)

Refers to famous distinguishing characteristics or traits.

Hawajiz Sha'biya (حواجب شعبية)

Literally popular barriers or popular eyebrows mentioned in the notes.

Siwarat (سوارات)

Bracelets or decorative wristbands.

Al-Tashri' (التشريع)

The process of legislation or the mention of legislative acts.

Shaqra laha shahiya (شيقرا لها شهية)

A phrase describing a perceived appetite or desire relating to reading or a specific persona.

Isti'adat Amman (استعادة عمان)

The act of restoring or reclaiming Amman.

Istifham al-Kari (استفهام الكاري)

A specific mode of interrogation or questioning identified as 'Al-Kari'.

Al-Tafri' (التفريع)

The rhetorical or logical process of branching or ramification.

Al-Shuwaykh (الشويخ)

A specific term or name associated with the concept of branching in the notes.