The absolute object / المَفْعُول المُطْلَق
The absolute object (المَفْعُول المُطْلَق) is a repetition of the verb’s meaning without any temporal context. To express this, we use either a verbal noun/maṣdar…
The absolute object (المَفْعُول المُطْلَق) is a repetition of the verb’s meaning without any temporal context. To express this, we use either a verbal noun/maṣdar…
The term التَمْيِز al-tamyīz in Arabic, means ‘specification, discrimination, disambiguation’. Its presence might not always be needed for sentences, but it certainly helps clarify any…
There are two ways to convey exclamation in Arabic that express astonishment toward a person or an object: The standard exclamation / التَعَجّب القِياسي The…
Particle قد qad in Arabic is a particle that is only used with verbs in the perfect and imperfect tense. The verb cannot be put…
Unlike regular verbs, ‘Kāda and its sisters’ (كاد وَأَخَواتُها) are termed as semi-verbs (أَفْعال ناقِصة) since they do not possess an agent/doer (فاعِل) in their…
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The Arabic vocative particles serve as an invitation or a signal to warn the spoken-to to pay close attention and heed what the speaker is…
Definition In Arabic, there are different types of “lā” (لا) as a negating particle, two of which are used with a verb in the imperfect…
Diptotes in Arabic are nouns that do not take a tanwīn (تَنْوِين) in the indefinite form (نَكِرة) and have a fatḥa instead of a kasra…
To express the exclusivity and the exception in Arabic we resort to a few words all meaning ‘except (for), excepting, with the exception of, apart…
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