Nouns that pluralize by internal vowel change – the so-called ʻbrokenʼ plurals – do so according to a variety of different patterns. The problem for the beginner is that you cannot predict by looking at the singular of a noun which of the plural patterns applies to it: it is best to learn what the plural of each noun is at the time you learn the singular.
النَّعْت نَوْعٌ يُسَمَّى “نَعْتاً”، مِثْلُ: “عَاقِلٌ” وَ”جَاهِلٌ” مِنْ “عَدُوٌّ عَاقِلٌ خَيْرٌ مِنْ صَدِيْقٍ جَاهِلٍ” A type which is called “نَعْت”...
Arabic The Formation of Words تَكَوُّن الْكَلِمَاتِ The Formation of Words (تَكَوُّن الْكَلِمَاتِ) مِنَ الْحُرُوْفِ الْهِجَائِيَّةِ تَتَرَكَّبُ الْكَلِمَاتُ ...
The Predicate of “كَانَ” (خَبَر “كَانَ”) وَالْعَاشِرُ: نَحْوُ “مُثْمِراً” مِنْ “كَانَ الْبُسْتَانُ مُثْمِراً“، وَيُسَمَّى (خَبَرَ”كَانَ”). The tenth (category of الْمَنْصُوْب...
