LessonsIḍāfah to Yāʾ al-Mutakallim and the Six NounsQuiz

دَلْوٌ means “bucket”; دَلْوِي means “my bucket.”
The stem-final wāw is part of the lexical stem, not the nominative wāw of the sound masculine plural. The book therefore treats this word here as sound-like.

In هَذَا دَلْوِي, dalwī is the predicate and mudāf; -ī is the possessive mudāf ilayh.

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The Sound-like Noun: Dalwī

Iḍāfah to Yāʾ al-Mutakallim and the Six Nouns

دَلْوٌ means “bucket”; دَلْوِي means “my bucket.”
The stem-final wāw is part of the lexical stem, not the nominative wāw of the sound masculine plural. The book therefore treats this word here as sound-like.

In هَذَا دَلْوِي, dalwī is the predicate and mudāf; -ī is the possessive mudāf ilayh.