● Arabic nouns have two basic categories according to whether they accept changes:
○ declinable noun (muʿrab): a noun whose ending changes when its grammatical case changes, such as رَجُلٌ / رَجُلًا / رَجُلٍ.
○ indeclinable noun (mabnī): a noun that does not change its form in the nominative, accusative, or genitive and remains in one form, such as هٰذَا / هٰذَا / هٰذَا.
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Definition of Declinable and Indeclinable Nouns
Declinable and Indeclinable Nouns: Fully Declinable and Diptote
● Arabic nouns have two basic categories according to whether they accept changes:
○ declinable noun (muʿrab): a noun whose ending changes when its grammatical case changes, such as رَجُلٌ / رَجُلًا / رَجُلٍ.
○ indeclinable noun (mabnī): a noun that does not change its form in the nominative, accusative, or genitive and remains in one form, such as هٰذَا / هٰذَا / هٰذَا.