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Introduction

According to linguistic encyclopedia (1990, 1998), the izafet genitive pattern is typical to Semitic, Turkic, some Iranian and other languages. In Arabic this phenomenon – idafa – denotes a construct state in which a noun modifies another noun in a genitive construction, which was highlighted by Khalidov (1981), Grande (1998).

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Associate Professor, PhD Nailya Mingazova

Department of Contrastive Linguistics

Kazan Federal University

420008, Kazan, Kremlyovskaya str., 18

Russia

nailyahamat@mail.ru

Associate Professor, PhD Vitaly Subich

Department of Contrastive Linguistics

Kazan Federal University

420008, Kazan, Kremlyovskaya str., 18

Russia

s_vitaly1@mail.ru