The source assigns iqtiḍāb as the second characteristic of Tafaʿlala and gives an example concerning a particular manner of walking.
Unlike responsive action, where an earlier action produces a result, the second use supplies its own attested lexical sense.
Responsive actionOther usage
Result of prior causeSpecific standalone meaning
Relation between two actionsMeaning of the given verb
Do not collapse distinct source-listed characteristics into a single gloss.
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Final Characteristics of Derived Forms: Ifʿīlāl, Ifʿilāl, Faʿlala, Tafaʿlala, and Related Patterns
The source assigns iqtiḍāb as the second characteristic of Tafaʿlala and gives an example concerning a particular manner of walking.
Unlike responsive action, where an earlier action produces a result, the second use supplies its own attested lexical sense.
Responsive actionOther usage
Result of prior causeSpecific standalone meaning
Relation between two actionsMeaning of the given verb
Do not collapse distinct source-listed characteristics into a single gloss.