Rule 6 concerns certain weak-final verbal nouns where a final wāw and its preceding ḍammah undergo a coordinated change: kasrah replaces ḍammah and yāʾ replaces wāw in the relevant derivation.
تَلَقَّى — تَلَقِّيًا — to receive or meet; the verbal noun appears as talaqqin/talaqqī according to its syntactic setting.
A complete explanation identifies both the preceding vowel and the verbal-noun pattern, rather than stating only “wāw became yāʾ.”
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Rule 6: Weak-Final Verbal Nouns
Defective Verbs: Six Iʿlāl Rules and Four Short Paradigms
Rule 6 concerns certain weak-final verbal nouns where a final wāw and its preceding ḍammah undergo a coordinated change: kasrah replaces ḍammah and yāʾ replaces wāw in the relevant derivation.
تَلَقَّى — تَلَقِّيًا — to receive or meet; the verbal noun appears as talaqqin/talaqqī according to its syntactic setting.
A complete explanation identifies both the preceding vowel and the verbal-noun pattern, rather than stating only “wāw became yāʾ.”