Chapter 15-25: Accusative Nouns Flashcards

1
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How many Acc Nouns are there?
And what are they?

A

11
{DAT - PS - C (caused) - EL - V (van) - C (complete) - P (pain) }

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Direct Object
(Mafool Bihi)

A

Object of a verb’s action.
An accusative noun.

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3
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2 types of Direct Object

A
  • Clear noun
  • Pronoun: attached and detached
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The Absolute Object Structure
(Mafool ul Mutlaq)

A
  • Verbal Noun (masdar, action w/o time)
  • Accusative
  • Indefinite
  • Direct Object
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2 types of Absolute Object

A

LITERAL:
Same root letter as previous verb

SEMANTICAL:
Share same meaning of the verb, not letters

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3 Meanings of Absolute Object (answers how)

A

1) emphasises the act being done

2) nature of the act, idaafah construct

3) how many times the act was done, by adding ta marbuta

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The Adverb of Time and Place
(Mafoolu Fihi)

A

Answers when and where

‘in’ (fi) is understood by them. eg, Time IN this day or place.

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The Noun of State
(Al Haal)

A
  • Clarifies obscure states of people and actions.
  • Indefinite acc noun
  • Its subject is definite
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Structure of Noun of State

A
  • Used on completion of sentences
  • Follows the structure of active participle (ism fail) eg, ‘Faa-i-lun’
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The Clarifier
(Al Tameez)

A
  • accusative, indefinite, verbal non, end of sentence
  • removes essential obscurities
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11
Q

(clarifier)
Essential Obscurity

A
  • as a word: number
  • as a sentence: complete, but not complete sense
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12
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Example of the Clarifier

A

Tasababa zaydun ARAQAN

(Zayd was pouring, WITH SWEAT)

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13
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

3-10
(P,G - D)

A

Clarifier is indefinite, plural, genitive.

Does not agree with gender of its number.

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14
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

11+12
(S,A- A)

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Clarifier is indefinite, singular and accusative.

Agrees with noun in gender.

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15
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

13-19
(S,A- 1D, 2A)

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Its clarifier is singular and accusative.

First part of number disagrees with the noun in gender, second part agrees.

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16
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

20, 30…90
(S,A- M)

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Its clarifier is singular and accusative.

The numbers are always masculine plural.

17
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

21-29; 31-39…91-99
(S,A- 1A, 2D)

A

Their clarifiers are singular and accusative.

21+22 agree with noun’s gender.
23-29 disagree with noun’s gender.

18
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(Clarifier with Numbers)

100+
(S,G)

A

Their clarifiers are singular and genitive.

The numbers remain the same for mas and fem nouns.

19
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The Exception Clause
(AL Istithna)