LessonsBasic Rules of the Subject and Predicate and Singular Masculine SentencesQuiz

● Let us translate this sentence into Arabic: Zayd is righteous
○ Zayd (subject): because this is a specific person's name, it is definite. According to the rule, it is nominative: زَيْدٌ.
○ righteous (predicate): this is a general quality, so it is indefinite and also nominative: صَالِحٌ.
○ The sentence is: زَيْدٌ صَالِحٌ.
● Other examples:

English sentenceSubject (Arabic)Predicate (Arabic)Arabic sentence
Ḥāmid is truthfulحَامِدٌصَادِقٌحَامِدٌ صَادِقٌ
Maḥmūd is a teacherمَحْمُوْدٌمُعَلِّمٌمَحْمُوْدٌ مُعَلِّمٌ

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Grammar Analysis of 'Zayd Is Righteous'

Basic Rules of the Subject and Predicate and Singular Masculine Sentences

● Let us translate this sentence into Arabic: Zayd is righteous
○ Zayd (subject): because this is a specific person's name, it is definite. According to the rule, it is nominative: زَيْدٌ.
○ righteous (predicate): this is a general quality, so it is indefinite and also nominative: صَالِحٌ.
○ The sentence is: زَيْدٌ صَالِحٌ.
● Other examples:

English sentenceSubject (Arabic)Predicate (Arabic)Arabic sentence
Ḥāmid is truthfulحَامِدٌصَادِقٌحَامِدٌ صَادِقٌ
Maḥmūd is a teacherمَحْمُوْدٌمُعَلِّمٌمَحْمُوْدٌ مُعَلِّمٌ