The feminine of سَكْرَانُ is سَكْرَى, not سَكْرَانَة. This is exactly the kind of contrast the author’s adjective condition addresses.
Thus sakrān is a diptote here: nominative ḍamma, accusative fatḥa, and ordinarily genitive fatḥa, without tanwīn.
The feminine of سَكْرَانُ is سَكْرَى, not سَكْرَانَة. This is exactly the kind of contrast the author’s adjective condition addresses.
Thus sakrān is a diptote here: nominative ḍamma, accusative fatḥa, and ordinarily genitive fatḥa, without tanwīn.
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Diptote Causes — Additional Alif and Nūn and Their Conditions
The feminine of سَكْرَانُ is سَكْرَى, not سَكْرَانَة. This is exactly the kind of contrast the author’s adjective condition addresses.
Thus sakrān is a diptote here: nominative ḍamma, accusative fatḥa, and ordinarily genitive fatḥa, without tanwīn.