The circumstantial adverb
The circumstantial adverb (حال) It is that detail about the verb which describes the circumstance of the subject and/or the object for which the verb was performed.
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Grammar for Arabic
Grammar for Arabic
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ARABIC PERSONAL PRONOUNS
Arabic personal pronouns are those words which come under the category of nouns in the Arabic language. The detached personal pronoun appears in 14 forms, 6 in the third person, 6 in the second person and 2 in the first person. They will also appear as singular, dual and plural. These pronouns include but are
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ARABIC DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
Arabic demonstrative pronouns are several. The demonstrative pronouns come under the category of nouns in the Arabic language. These types of pronouns come in the masculine and feminine and must agree with the word that they are indicating or pointing to. Demonstrative pronouns are split into two types, demonstratives indicating something near and demonstratives indicating
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Arabic Nominative and Genitive Cases
Arabic nominative and genitive cases are the definitions for the Arabic word when the word ends or is in a certain state. The other two cases are known as accusative and jussive. Dhamma/Dhamma tanween represents nominative Kasra/Kasra tanween represents genitive. Fatha/Fatha tanween represents accusative. Sukoon/Sakin (no vowel marking) represents jussive.
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