E: False Idaafas
Idaafas are treated in detail in Part I. However, in Part I, the focus is on idaafas composed of two or more nouns in a […]
Part 3 – Chapter 2
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D: Doubly Transitive Verbs
The material below is based largely on material dealing with the same subject in Chapters 34 and 44 of EMSA, Vol. II. Look there for […]
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C: Indeclinable Nouns and Adjectives
Indeclinable nouns and adjectives end in alif maqsuura with two fathas representing nunation. For example, مُسْتَشْفَى Often the nunation is not pronounced, but it will […]
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B: Diptotes
The term “diptote” is composed of “di” meaning “two” (and sometimes a “princess”) and “tote” which I believe is a kind of umbrella. Diptotes have […]
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A: Defective Nouns and Adjectives
In Part II of this book defective verbs are discussed throughout. In Chapter Two of Part II under the discussion of active participles there is […]