Q & A's on Arabic Nahw & I'raab

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اعراب is of two types
  1. That of a word which means changes in the ending whether it is "maftooh" maksoor' mazmoom " or majoom.It occurs in
    [*]nouns
    [*]verbs​
  2. That of a sentence :In which which syntactical analysis of different words used.
 
maryam11 said:
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whats mazmoom & majoom?
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Mazmoom = مضموم = جاء الاميرُ
Majzoom = مجزوم = ان تضربْ أضربْ
"Jazm" occur only at the end of "verbs" not nouns.

These are called اعراب بالحركت

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While other type of "i3raab" is called اعراب بالحروف
e.g Dual and plurals
  1. Nominative dual = عالمان
    [*]3aalimaani​
  2. Accusative and genitive dual = عالمين
    [*]3aalimayni​
  3. Nominative plural = عالمون
    [*]3aalimoona​
  4. ِِAccusative and Genitive plural = عالمين
    [*]3aalimeena​
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Wa alaykum as salaam,

Nominative: - Marfuu' / مرفوع

Accusative: - Mansuub / منصوب

Genitive: - Maksuur or Makhfuudh / مكسور او مخفوض.
 
amirah_87 said:
Wa alaykum as salaam,

Nominative: - Marfuu' / مرفوع

Accusative: - Mansuub / منصوب

Genitive: - Maksuur or Makhfuudh / مكسور او مخفوض.
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hmmmmmm i cud b wrong but it wud be incorrect to say makfudh and maksoor
.. its either makhfudh ( kufiyun) or majroor ( bisriyun ):D
 
ahm001 said:
hmmmmmm i cud b wrong but it wud be incorrect to say makfudh and maksoor
.. its either makhfudh ( kufiyun) or majroor ( bisriyun ):D
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Asalaaamu alaykum Brother ahm001,

JazaakAllaah khair for correcting me but why is that so? I thought they were all correct; I use all the terms above. Makhfuudh, Majruur and Maksuur they're just different terms for the same thing aren't they?

Why would it be wrong to use the term "Maksuur"?...... Now I'm really curious.
 
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amirah_87 said:
Asalaaamu alaykum Brother ahm001,

JazaakAllaah khair for correcting me but why is that so? I thought they were all correct; I use all the terms above. Makhfuudh, Majruur and Maksuur they're just different terms for the same thing aren't they?

Why would it be wrong to use the term "Maksuur"?...... Now I'm really curious.
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maksoor is used for any letter of the word .. it can b the 1st or 2nd etc if it has a kasrah on it.. u cant call the 1st letter of a word majroor bcoz it has kasrah . instead u will call it maksoor.
however makfudh and majroor is used only for the state of the last letter affected by an aamil.. :p
 
asadxyz said:
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What is the difference in meaning ?
لَيَكْتُبُ = La,yaktubu
لَيَكْتُبَنَّ = La,yaktubanna

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the first means he does write (laam of tawkeed)

the second means he should write fi3l mu'akkad?
 

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