LessonsCharacteristics of Form VII (Infiʿāl): Intransitivity, Manifestation, Resulting Action, Equivalence, Root Restrictions and Independent UseQuiz

For its second function, the textbook defines ʿilāj as recognizing something through its outwardly manifested properties or signs.
This is a technical description in the source. It should not be mistaken for the everyday modern meaning of a medical treatment. The book does not provide a separate Arabic lexical example at this point, so no unsourced verb is being assigned to this characteristic as though it were the text's example.

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Second Characteristic: Manifested Quality (ʿIlāj)

Characteristics of Form VII (Infiʿāl): Intransitivity, Manifestation, Resulting Action, Equivalence, Root Restrictions and Independent Use

For its second function, the textbook defines ʿilāj as recognizing something through its outwardly manifested properties or signs.
This is a technical description in the source. It should not be mistaken for the everyday modern meaning of a medical treatment. The book does not provide a separate Arabic lexical example at this point, so no unsourced verb is being assigned to this characteristic as though it were the text's example.