Elementary Arabic Morphology 3

Author: Rashid Al-Shartuni

Translator: Hamid Hussein Waqar

A study of Arabic Morphology volume 3. Translated by Hamid Hussein Waqar.

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Chapters

  1. An Introduction To Morphology
  2. Preterite, Aorist, and Imperative Verbs
  3. Verbs With and Without Increase Letters Added To Their Roots
  4. Triliteral and Quadriliteral Verbs with Increase Letters
  5. Sound and Unsound Verbs
  6. Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
  7. Active and Passive Verbs
  8. Conjugation of A Verb With Its Pronoun
  9. Incorporation
  10. Weak Letter Transformation
  11. Writing a Hamza
  12. The wasl and qat‛ hamza
  13. Non-Perfect Verbs
  14. Emphasis and Non-Emphasis
  15. The Conjugation of the Passive Voice
  16. The Infinitive
  17. The Mimi Infinitive and The Quasi-Infinitive Noun
  18. The Nomen Vicis And The Nomen Speciei
  19. The Active and Passive Nouns
  20. Epithet
  21. Comparative and Superlative Nouns
  22. The Exaggerated Forms
  23. Adverbial Nouns of Place and Time and Instrumental Nouns
  24. The Structure of a Noun
  25. Rules Pertaining to the Dual Form
  26. Sound Masculine Plural
  27. Sound Feminine Plural
  28. Broken Plurals
  29. Rules of Broken Plurals
  30. Nouns and Epithets
  31. Generic and Proper Nouns
  32. Masculine And Feminine Nouns
  33. Possessive Nouns
  34. The Diminutive Form
  35. Declination
  36. Implied Declinable Signs
  37. Conjugational and Non-Conjugational Declinable Nouns
  38. Indeclinable Words
  39. Pronouns
  40. Demonstrative Pronouns
  41. Conjuncts
  42. The Relative Clause
  43. Conditional Nouns
  44. Interrogative Nounds
  45. Metonymy
  46. Adverbial Nounds
  47. Verbal Nouns
  48. Cardinal Numbers
  49. Ordinal Numbers

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