Printed page 103 lists two properties for the pattern labelled Ifʿanlala. The first is intransitivity.
An intransitive verb predicates an action or condition of its subject without requiring a direct object to complete that use.
The learner must identify the root and the added letters, rather than assigning a pattern solely because its first few written letters look similar to those of another form.
LessonsFinal Characteristics of Derived Forms: Ifʿīlāl, Ifʿilāl, Faʿlala, Tafaʿlala, and Related PatternsQuiz
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Ifʿanlala: Intransitive Use
Final Characteristics of Derived Forms: Ifʿīlāl, Ifʿilāl, Faʿlala, Tafaʿlala, and Related Patterns
Printed page 103 lists two properties for the pattern labelled Ifʿanlala. The first is intransitivity.
An intransitive verb predicates an action or condition of its subject without requiring a direct object to complete that use.
The learner must identify the root and the added letters, rather than assigning a pattern solely because its first few written letters look similar to those of another form.