Under izālah, the textbook presents a use in which a state or quality is expressed, and describes its construction as changing a transitive use into an intransitive one.
أَحْمَدَ زَيْدٌ
Translation: Zayd became praiseworthy.
Here Zayd is the subject and no direct object follows. The example must be interpreted using both the book's classification and the sentence structure; the literal label “removal” should not be imposed mechanically on every occurrence.
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Property 3: Izālah
Fifteen Semantic Properties of Form IV (Ifʿāl): From Causation to Responsiveness
Under izālah, the textbook presents a use in which a state or quality is expressed, and describes its construction as changing a transitive use into an intransitive one.
أَحْمَدَ زَيْدٌ
Translation: Zayd became praiseworthy.
Here Zayd is the subject and no direct object follows. The example must be interpreted using both the book's classification and the sentence structure; the literal label “removal” should not be imposed mechanically on every occurrence.