The Argot language is one of the standard varieties of language that is formed among young people or a group of delinquents. Each social group has its own terms and expressions that must be learned in order to enter that group. Argot language is not separate from the language. Rather, it is one of its various varieties. This language represents a heterogeneous society, with each group having an impact on language. One can argue beyond this, claiming that the difference between each Argot language and the language commonly depends on the group attribute that uses this Argot language. The more different these groups are, the more they use different language forms to establish and maintain a relationship with the linguistic community. ...

At the level of the form of the poems of Bidel Dehlavi, various elements of language have been misunderstood and led to de-familiarity. "Numerical affinities" are among the most important elements that make it difficult to get meaning. Numerical affinities are words that, in the context of the language of the conjunction, when exerted by a few semantic relationships, are derived from the normal and standard norms of the language…

One of the major disciplines in Quranic research has been uncovering and explaining the accurate meaning of Quranic verses and similar propositions. In fact, without a precise understanding and knowledge of Quranic lexical items, an accurate understanding of Quranic verses seems impracticable. Investigating the collocational relationships of different derivations of a lexical item serve as an appropriate framework for uncovering the dominant meaning of these constructs. Therefore, adopting a descriptive-analytical method, using Quranic verses, tradition and Imamiyeh commentaries, investigating the collocational and lexical relationship between “Farah” and lexical items such as “ Ata”, “Soe”, “Fadl” and “Nasr”, and employing content analysis and register analysis,  the current research has explained the meaning of “ Farah”, its position in Quran, its related concepts, and its semantic dimensions. Research findings revealed that “Farah” adopts two different meanings in the Holy Quran due to the register of verses. Collocated by lexical items such as “Ata” and “Soe”, the word denotes transient desires which are mainly the result of human preference while in collocation with “Fadl” and “Nasr”, it denotes enjoying human’s sublime values in the light of relationship with the creator and leading a targeted and meaningful life which are results of human needs.

This study was a semantic analysis of the effect of cyber-harms on couples’ relationships in the city of Isfahanwhich was discovered and studied with an interpretive approach and emphasizing the importance of the semantic meanings of couples from cyberspace, The qualitative research method was used(Thematic analysis). Data were collected using semi-structured in-depth interviews. The study population included all the couples using internet and cyberspace in Isfahan. By using targeted sampling, 35 couples were selected. Braun and Clarke’ s thematic analysis approach was used to analyze the data. The findings indicated that the effectof cyber-harms on couples' relationships can be discussed from two perspectives of intrapersonal and interpersonal problems. The intrapersonal problems include internet addiction, lifestyle changes and attenuation of values and interpersonal problems include sexual problems, online extramarital relations and decreased intimacy. In general, it can be said that intrapersonal and interpersonal problems are both closely and dialectically related and cannot be practically separated from each other. The final conclusion is that the use of cyberspase seioud problems in the couples' relationships that may challenge the foundation of marital life.

semantics is the scientific study of meaning, which analyzes the meanings of words in terms of the semantic systems they belong to. One of the most important ways that has attracted the attention of literary critics is reliance on syntagmatic and pragmatic relationships because through the semantic network of a given word, its exact meaning can be obtained by examining the words, in case of the Qur'an in the contexts of ayahs. The word "azaab", i. e. torment, is one of the most frequent words in the Qur'an and in the present research, we tried to answer the question that which words are the most important collocates and substitutes of this word. Taking a semantic perspective on the syntagmatic and paradigmatic axes, it can be said that this word has collocated in the Holy Qur'an with words such as "kufr (disbelief)", "zulm (oppression)", "kibr (arrogance)", "nifaq (hypocrisy)", which are factors that bring about inflicting torments on humans. As for the pragmatic axis, the word in question is a near synonym of words such as "khasara (loss)", "habata (annulment of one's works)", "eqaab (consequence)", "naar (Fire (of hell))", and "jazaa' (punishment)", each of which in some ways represent torment. The present descriptive-analytical research thus aimed to investigate the term "azaab", relying on terminological studies and analysis through collocations and substitutions. Accordingly, first, the frequent collocations of the word under discussion were identified and then based on the collocations, the substitutions of this concept embodied as words were addressed.

Introduction: Coffee shop, which is considered a post-modern phenomenon by some people and is a place that has created a social image via a proper interaction with its space and semantic system. It has occurred along with the evolution of coffee houses in Iran and become a Patogh (haunting place) for young people. This article aimed to reflect young people’, s experiences in coffee shops and rethink their system of semantic relationships, besides seeking to answer why young people welcome coffee shops in Bojnord City. The research also tried to understand what semantic relationships had been produced and reproduced in coffee shops with an increasing popularity among young people in Bojnord. The conceptual framework of the study was set by emphasizing the concepts of Patogh, public sphere in Habermas's votes, place consumption in Henri Lefebvre's votes, Rey Oldenburg's third place, and place identity in Edward Ralph's votes so as to verify the coffee shop concept. . .

Although human reason can' t achieve the deep meanings of the Quran and only bright and sage eyes can achieve its merits "which none touched save the purified" but this subject should not distract us from Quran's values, importance and necessity of survey. It is a necessity for Arabic language researchers to understand the Quran. This study that is unique in its kind uses the Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic relationships of different constructions of Quranic term of "Bain" with Analytic- Descriptive method and by studying these constructions; it develops a framework for a dominant meaning for these constructions. Among the most important findings of this study is proving that there is no basic and independent meaning for the term Bain. For this term, without considering the noun which is usually pursued by it, has no meaning. It becomes meaningful only after the noun after it has been mentioned. The terms "Khelal' and "Vasat" are the words which can substituted by Bain and are considered in Paradigmatic axe. However, the word "Vasat" is not an absolutely similar synonym for Bain. The structures like "Baidhalik" (between those) and "Bain Ahad" (between none) and "Bain Aydi" (can be studied as examples for Syntagmatic relationships. Based on the findings of the study, contrary to the idea held by early scholars saying that Bain has no tense, some of its structures have tenses.

Using smart methods for the automatic generation of keywords in legislative documents has  attracted the attention of many researchers over the past few decades. With the increasing  evelopment of legislative documents and the large volume of unstructured texts, the need for rapid  access to these documents has become more significant. Extracting the keywords in legislative documents will accel-erate the legislative process and reduce costs. Nowadays, many methods are presented dynamically for generating keywords. The present study attempted to extract more meaningful keywords from texts by using the thesaurus, which has a structured system to improve the  classification of legislative documents. In this method, the semantic relationships in the thesaurus and document clustering were used and the statistical features of different words were calculated to extract some words as keywords. After pre-processing the texts, first the keywords in the text were selected using statisti-cal methods. Then, the phrases derived from the keywords were extracted using semantic terms in the thesaurus. After that, a numerical weight was assigned to each word to determine the relative importance of the words and indicate the effect of the word in relation to the text and compared to other words. Finally, the final keywords were selected using the relationships in the thesaurus and clustering methods. In order to evaluate this method, the tested text was compared to educational texts and the similarity between them was used. The results of testing various texts and subjects indicated the high accuracy of the proposed method. The data from the Parliament of Iran and the Deputy for Presidential Laws were used to evaluate the proposed model. This model could provide a very high accuracy and performance in these two bases in comparison to other methods.

Quranic verses have vast semantic relationships, but due to the difference in goals and methods, and the differentiations of various sciences only some dimensions of Quranic verses have been studied. To have an overal1 understanding of the issue of divorce in Quran, one should adopt an approach which studies al1the implicit and explicit semantic relationships among the verses. After explaining the semantic interactions among verses according Fiqh and Osul, Tafsir, and linguistics, the paper tries to study categories such as the specific and the general, the absolute and the limited, the abrogating and the abrogated, the brief and the fully explained, the relationships between verses and their occasion of revelation, different stylistic relationship, the unity of verses, and conceptual blending in verses. In addition, some samples are also mentioned in each case. Thus, there is apparently a trans-jurisprudential necessity to study divorce and to implement and interpret the related laws.