Indeclinable Adverbs — Ghāyāt, Time and Place
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- What is the source chapter called?
- What is the ḍamma on qablu in min qablu?
- What is the syntactic position of qablu after min?
- What is qabli in min qabli al-fajri?
- What group name does the source use for qabl and baʿd?
- Why does ḥaythu retain its ending after min?
- What most often follows ḥaythu according to the book?
- What is the subject in lā yaʿlamūna?
- Where does the book illustrate ḥaythu with a single noun?
- What time reference does idhā principally have in the source?
- How does jāʾa work after idhā?
- What is naṣru in idhā jāʾa naṣru llāh?
- Which clause type is preferred after temporal idhā?
- What is idhā in kharajtu fa-idhā al-sabuʿu wāqifun?
- What is wāqifun in al-sabuʿu wāqifun?
- What is idh primarily used for?
- Which clauses may follow idh?
- What is idh in jiʾtuka idh ṭalaʿat al-shams?
- What role does ayna have in ayna tamshī?
- Who is the subject of taqʿudu?
- How are the two verbs inflected in conditional ayna tajlis ajlis?
- What does matā concern?
- Why is tusāfiru indicative in matā tusāfiru?
- What is aṣum in matā taṣum aṣum?
- What does kayfa anta ask about?
- What is anta in kayfa anta?
- What does ayyāna relate to?
- When mudh/mundhu answer “since when?”, what do they mark?
- When they answer “how long?”, what do they indicate?
- What case is yawmāni in the book’s mundhu yawmāni example?
- Why is yawmi genitive in mundhu yawmi al-jumuʿati?
- How does the source distinguish ʿinda and ladā?
- What does qaṭṭ express in mā raʾaytuhu qaṭṭ?
- What does ʿawaḍ express in lā aḍribuhu ʿawaḍ?
- What is the ḍamma of qaṭṭu here?
- What two attachments may allow building on fatḥ in the closing rule?
- What word combines with yawm in yawmāʾidhin?
- How is amsi built in the Hijazi usage?
- Before interpreting a fixed vowel, what should one identify?
- What distinguishes ayna tamshī from matā tusāfiru?
- What pattern is preferred after sudden idhā?
- In which sentence is anta a postponed nominal subject?
- What is the case of al-shams in idh ṭalaʿat al-shams?
- What does ḥaythu express in ajlisu ḥaythu yajlisu al-muʿallim?
- What distinguishes min qablu and min qabli al-fajr?
- How do ayyāna and kayfa differ?
- What is the grammatical role of final nūn in yaʿlamūna?
- What is -hu in mā raʾaytuhu qaṭṭ?
- Who is the subject of aḍribu in lā aḍribuhu ʿawaḍ?
- What is al-ṣādiqīna in yanfaʿu al-ṣādiqīna ṣidquhum?
- What is the key skill in this chapter?
- What sense can a perfect verb have after temporal idhā?
- The ḍamma of qablu always indicates nominative case.
- The book usually links ḥaythu to a clause.
- A perfect verb after idhā may refer to the future.
- Idh normally indicates future time.
- Conditional ayna can govern two jussive verbs.
- The verb in matā tusāfiru is jussive because matā is conditional.
- Kayfa anta asks about one’s state.
- Mudh and mundhu always function only as prepositions.
- Qaṭṭ in mā raʾaytuhu qaṭṭ concerns negated past time.
- Lā aḍribuhu ʿawaḍ is a negated-future example.
- The source requires presence equally for ʿinda and ladā.
- Amsi is built on kasra in the Hijazi usage described.