This important study aid for our language, which we commonly refer to as Grammar, as is known, examines the sounds and parts of speech in terms of their form and meaning, the way words are formed (composition and derivation), the various typical forms that parts of speech take, and more generally explores the type and form of words considering them as static.

In reality, someone who does not have our language as their mother tongue, who has not heard and spoken it intuitively from infancy, would find it difficult to speak it, even if they knew all its types and forms perfectly.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the introduction text of the edition]