Table Formula Archetype List Lower - warwickfoster/qurantools GitHub Wiki
The formula-archetype-list-lower table organizes formulaic expressions by their archetypal forms, categorizing repeated patterns into simplified or "lower-case" structures for linguistic generalization. It is instrumental in recognizing underlying archetypes in the Qur'an's repetitive stylistic elements.
Analysis of the formula-archetype-list-lower Table
Below is the detailed analysis and description of each field in the formula-archetype-list-lower table, including the table name as a left-hand column.
| Table Name | Field Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
formula-archetype-list-lower |
FORMULA ID |
A unique identifier for each formula archetype, used as the primary key for indexing and referencing. |
formula-archetype-list-lower |
FORMULA LOWER |
A lowercase representation of the formula archetype, consisting of concatenated root elements separated by +. |
formula-archetype-list-lower |
LENGTH |
The number of root elements or components in the formula archetype. |
formula-archetype-list-lower |
TYPE |
The classification or category of the formula archetype, such as ROOT, indicating that the formula is based on root patterns in the Quran. |
Key Insights
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Field Relationships:
FORMULA IDuniquely identifies each formula archetype, linking it to other data sources or tables that analyze Quranic linguistic patterns.FORMULA LOWERstandardizes the formula for consistent analysis, ensuring case-insensitive comparisons across different datasets.
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Formula Analysis:
- The
FORMULA LOWERfield breaks down formulas into their root components, providing insights into Quranic linguistic structures and recurring patterns. - The
LENGTHfield specifies the size of the formula, allowing for classification and segmentation of formulas by their complexity.
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Applications:
- This table supports linguistic analysis by categorizing Quranic formulas and linking them to specific root structures or patterns.
- The
TYPEfield, with the valueROOT, emphasizes the focus on root-based formulas, which are fundamental in Arabic morphology and Quranic exegesis.
Example Interpretation of Data:
- Row 1: Formula with ID
1has the structuresmw+alh+rhm+rhm, consisting of 4 root elements (LENGTH = 4) and is classified as aROOTformula. - Row 10: Formula with ID
10has the structurealh+qlb+sme+bsr, also consisting of 4 root elements, and is similarly categorized as aROOTformula.
Contextual Significance:
- Focus on Roots:
- The table highlights the centrality of root-based formulas in Quranic linguistic analysis, reflecting the importance of roots in Arabic language studies.
- Archetype Identification:
- By standardizing and categorizing formula archetypes, this table serves as a foundational reference for identifying recurring patterns and their theological or linguistic significance.
First 10 Rows Example
| FORMULA ID | FORMULA LOWER | LENGTH | TYPE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | smw+alh+rhm+rhm | 4 | ROOT |
| 2 | hmd+alh+rbb+elm | 4 | ROOT |
| 3 | hdy+srt+qwm+srt | 4 | ROOT |
| 4 | qwm+slw+rzq+nfq | 4 | ROOT |
| 5 | slw+rzq+nfq+amn | 4 | ROOT |
| 6 | amn+nzl+nzl+qbl | 4 | ROOT |
| 7 | axr+yqn+hdy+rbb | 4 | ROOT |
| 8 | yqn+hdy+rbb+flh | 4 | ROOT |
| 9 | swy+nr+nr+amn | 4 | ROOT |
| 10 | alh+qlb+sme+bsr | 4 | ROOT |