● The case of a masculine sound plural is shown by its final sounds: ـُونَ in the nominative and ـِينَ in both the accusative and genitive.
● The case of a feminine sound plural is shown by tanwīn: ـَاتٌ in the nominative and ـَاتٍ in both the accusative and genitive.
● The most important rule is that a feminine sound plural never takes fatḥah in the accusative; it is marked by kasrah (ـَاتٍ).
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Grammatical Cases of Sound Plurals (Masculine and Feminine)
● The case of a masculine sound plural is shown by its final sounds: ـُونَ in the nominative and ـِينَ in both the accusative and genitive.
● The case of a feminine sound plural is shown by tanwīn: ـَاتٌ in the nominative and ـَاتٍ in both the accusative and genitive.
● The most important rule is that a feminine sound plural never takes fatḥah in the accusative; it is marked by kasrah (ـَاتٍ).