Hollow Verbs: Seven Iʿlāl Rules and Three Short Paradigms
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- What makes a verb middle-weak (ajwaf)?
- What is the original root of قَالَ?
- What is the middle radical of بَاعَ?
- In Rule 1, what changes from قَوَلَ to قَالَ?
- What operation gives بَيَعَ → بَاعَ?
- Why is the middle weak radical absent in قُلْتُ and بِعْتُ?
- In Rule 2, which vowel appears on the qāf of قُلْنَ?
- Which rule accounts for the kasrah in بِعْنَ?
- What should NOT be inferred from the kasrah in خِفْتُ?
- Which root underlies خَافَ?
- Which comparison of قُلْتُ, بِعْتُ and خِفْتُ is correct?
- How does Rule 5 derive يَقُولُ from يَقْوُلُ?
- Which vowel moves in يَبْيِعُ → يَبِيعُ?
- Which statement correctly distinguishes vowel transfer from elision?
- What is the first operation in Rule 6?
- يُقَالُ is the passive imperfect of which verb?
- What does original yāʾ become in يُبْيَعُ → يُبَاعُ?
- Which rule accounts for the imperfect يَخَافُ?
- Why does قَائِلٌ contain hamzah?
- What is the root of بَائِعٌ?
- Which is the original middle radical in خَائِفٌ?
- Which is the verbal noun of قَالَ?
- Which is the passive participle of قَالَ?
- Which pair correctly gives the passive forms of بَاعَ?
- What morphological category is مَبِيعٌ?
- What is the difference between قُلْ and قُلْتُ?
- How is لَا تَقُلْ classified?
- What is the masculine singular imperative of خَافَ?
- Why does خِفْتُ have kasrah while خَفْ has fatḥah?
- Which analysis correctly contrasts يَقُولُ and يُقَالُ?