After its root-initial restriction, the book explicitly records اِنْمَحَى and اِنْمَازَ as exceptional.
Translation: The first relates to being effaced; the second to becoming separate or distinct.
In this context, shādhdh identifies usage outside the stated productive analogy. These established exceptions do not mean the formation rule should be discarded or that arbitrary new verbs may be formed by imitating them.
LessonsCharacteristics of Form VII (Infiʿāl): Intransitivity, Manifestation, Resulting Action, Equivalence, Root Restrictions and Independent UseQuiz
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Recorded Exceptional Forms
After its root-initial restriction, the book explicitly records اِنْمَحَى and اِنْمَازَ as exceptional.
Translation: The first relates to being effaced; the second to becoming separate or distinct.
In this context, shādhdh identifies usage outside the stated productive analogy. These established exceptions do not mean the formation rule should be discarded or that arbitrary new verbs may be formed by imitating them.