Linguistic development and permanence of the linguistic imprint in the populations: The area of the ancient palace in Ouargla sample An exploratory field study | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Hamida Bouaroua
Keltoum Medakene
Maroua Qouasem
The study aims to monitor the phenomenon of linguistic development in a society in which there were many movements and historical trips in the southeast of Algeria, but it remained conservative in its linguistic use of a special linguistic imprint, which occurs among the inhabitants of the Ouargla region, especially the old palace district - which is full of previous historical facts. It was caused by multiple circumstances, including commercial, political, and economic....etc. The people of the region were affected by the arrivals to it, and they also, in turn, influenced the residents of the neighboring regions, so the linguistic diversity was, and its different characteristics were What is that linguistic development and what distinguished that linguistic imprint of the inhabitants of the ancient palace of Ouargla? In order to reveal that linguistic use in the past and present, we relied in this exploratory field study on the descriptive analytical approach as a way to reach linguistic facts for the region.
Keywords: Linguistic development; Linguistic imprint; Population agglomeration; Continuity; Ancient palace; Ouargla.
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