Comprehensive Review: Applied Arabic Parsing

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• Role of Khālidun in jāʾa Khālidun?
• Case sign on Mūsā as direct object?
• Grammatical case of Aḥmad after bi?
• Sign of nominative in aṭ-ṭālibāni?
• Sign of genitive in aṭ-ṭālibayni?
• Accusative marker of al-muʿallimīna?
• Accusative marker of aṭ-ṭālibāti?
• Role of kitāba?
• Role of nāfiʿun?
• Role of rajulun after fronted phrase?
• Role of bāridan after kāna?
• Case and role of al-ʿilma?
• Parse rajula after absolute-negation lā.
• Mood of yaktuba after lan?
• Mood of yaktub after lam?
• Function of lā in lā yaktubu?
• What drops in lam yaktubū?
• Jussive sign in lam yarmi?
• Role of wāw in uktubū?
• Role of al-bābu after passive futiḥa?
• Role of initial al-bābu in al-bābu futiḥa?
• Role of kitābatan?
• Role of ṣabāḥan?
• Role of ṭalaban?
• Role of mubtasiman?
• Function of kitāban after ʿishrīna?
• Role of Khālidun in mā jāʾa illā Khālidun?
• Role of aṣ-ṣāliḥu?
• Role of Zaydun?
• Role of al-kitāba after qāriʾun?
• Role of ghulāmuhu after maḍrūbun?
• Role of afḍalu?
• Parse bi-ghāʾibin in laysa construction.
• Why are both verbs jussive?
• Role of initial hamza?
• Accusative sign on dual ism inna?
• Why is yaktubāni indicative?
• Role of fāʾ following ammā?
• Why is aṭ-ṭālibi genitive?
• Role of lām in laʾafʿalanna?
• Why is kitābu nominative?
• Function of ar-rajulu in niʿma-r-rajulu?
• Role of ṭāliba after yā?
• Role of as-samāʾa in the exclamatory form?
• What is uktub compared with prohibitive lā taktub?
• Mūsā is indeclinable because its nominative vowel is unseen.
• The dual uses yāʾ for both accusative and genitive.
• Bāridan after kāna is a direct object.
• Khabar inna is nominative in the given sentence.
• Both verbs after lan and lam are jussive.
• Kasra is the accusative sign on a sound feminine plural.
• Khālidun is an accusative exception in a negative incomplete clause.
• Jayyidatan may be an accusative adjective of risālatan.
• Every genitive noun must be muḍāf ilayh.
• Tanjaḥ is jussive in the conditional pair.
• The fronted al-bābu is an overt passive subject, not a nominal subject.
• Retention of final nūn can indicate the indicative of a five-form verb.
• The laysa-predicate remains in the accusative slot despite the extra bāʾ.
• Both the ḥāl and its owner are accusative in the example.
• Kitābu may simultaneously be a predicate and a muḍāf.