The feminine perfect suffix is not a subject pronoun. A liaison kasra is incidental and does not restore a weak-final alif. Standard verb-first clauses use a singular-form verb before overt dual/plural subjects; the source notes weaker variants. Next chapter: tanwīn.
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Feminine Tāʾ in the Past Tense: Form and Agreement
The feminine perfect suffix is not a subject pronoun. A liaison kasra is incidental and does not restore a weak-final alif. Standard verb-first clauses use a singular-form verb before overt dual/plural subjects; the source notes weaker variants. Next chapter: tanwīn.