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Madinah Book 1 revision guideChapter fourteen

The plural: Continued...

This chapter continues with the ‘plural’ theme, but this time

focusing on the ‘pronoun’; both in noun and verb form. For

example: (فـعل - فـعلوا | أنا - نحن).

The word أي (which) is always used as a (مضاف), hence it will have

a grammatical affect the noun that follows it i.e that of جر.

We have now learnt that all non-Arabic proper nouns are diptotes

-except for those who are triliteral and their penulti ,(الممنوع من الصرف)

mate letter is quiescent and masculine. For example:

نوح ولوط وجرج وخان

Chapter THEME KEY terminologies NEW wordsالجمع ضمير ج: ضمائر

ضمير متصل

ضمير منـفصلمعربمبني

مرفوعمنصوب

مجرورالجمعالمثـنى

المفردجمع التكسير

جمع المذكر السالمجمع المؤنث السالم

الحفيد ج: حفدةالكلية ج: كليات

كلية الشريعةكلية التجارةكلية الطب

كلية المهندسةالمحكمة

الأخ ج: إخوة وإخوانأهلا وسهلا ومرحبانصراني ج: نصارى

اليونانالبـلد ج: بلاد

Pronoun(s)

Connected pronoun

Seperated pronoun

Inflected/declined

Structured/indeclinable

Nominative

Accusative

Genitive

Plural

Dual

Singular

Broken plural

Sound masculine plural

Sound feminine plural

Grandson

Faculty

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Commerce

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Enginerring

Court

Brother

As mentioned in class, these three words

are the objects of three omitted verbs,

hence they are in the accusative case.

Christian

Greece

Country

Test yourself by placing the NEW words you have learnt into

COMPLETE and BENEFICIAL sentences.

Please see the ‘Basic

Arabic Verb Conjuga-

tion Chart’ to the right.

This chart will explain

and show all what you

need to know.

Available to download

from: https://www.fat-

wa-online.com/ba-

sic-arabic-verb-conju-

gation-chart/