Five magnified nouns | الْأَسْمَاءُ الخَمْسَةُ المُكَبَّرَةُ
Some nouns are such that their three states (nominative, accusative and genitive) are denoted by letters. They are called the five magnified nouns in Arabic
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Various unorthodox verbs in Arabic
1. The verb (not to be) – لَيْسَ It is used only in the perfect tense and gives the meaning of the imperfect.
The substitute in Arabic | الْبَدَلُ | Arabic free course
الْبَدَلُ is the noun used to substitute the fore-mentioned noun in the succeeding sentence. The substitute must follow the word for which it is substituted.
The number and its usage in Arabic | الْعَدَدُ
In Arabic, العَدَدُ are the numbers and الْمَعْدُودُ is the counted noun. The cardinal numbers – العَدَدُ الأَسَاسِي The Arabic
Noun for pre-eminence in Arabic | اِسْمُ التَّفْضِيلِ
It is a noun that is used to compare another noun. The comparison can be between two persons, things, groups or with one person to
the Adjectives in the Arabic language | الصِّفَاتُ
Introduction Adjectives are words that describe the quality, colour or defect of the other noun. They are usually derived from intransitive verbs, which
The accusative in Arabic | حَالةُ النَّصَبِ
Introduction to the accusative case In the Arabic free course, we are going to see that the accusative case – حَالةُ النَّصَبِ in
Interjection in Arabic | صِيْغَةُ التَّعَجُّبِ
1. The interjection: the vocative Particles of interjection that are used to call or address someone are vocative particles. they are called – أَدَوَاتُ
Particles of conjunction | أَدَوَاتُ التَّصْرِيف
Introduction of the particles of conjunction Particles that link words in sentences are called conjunctions. Types of particles of conjunction
Kaana and its sisters | كَانَ وَ أَخَوَاتُهَا
Introduction The following particles are called Kaana and its sisters – كَانَ وَ أَخَوَاتُهَا: كَانَ – to was صَارَ – to become
