#anart

• Anarthrous — An extremely rare linguistic term or academic archaism used to describe a word, noun, or statement that completely lacks an article (unarticulated). In historical or comparative grammar studies, this structural descriptor served to differentiate bare nominal forms from those accompanied by proclitic or enclitic determiners, highlighting the early stages of noun inflection evolution.
• Anarthria — An extreme clinical form of dysarthria, characterized by the complete loss of the ability to articulate words and pronounce speech sounds, resulting from a severe lesion of the central or peripheral nervous system (such as strokes, head traumas, or neurodegenerative diseases). In neurological semiology, this structural disorder exclusively affects the motor function of the muscles involved in phonation, while language comprehension and writing capabilities remain intact.