Infinitival Particles: Mā, An and Anna
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- How many infinitival particles does the author count?
- Which are the three particles in the source?
- How is an interpreted verbal noun recognized?
- Correct verbal-noun interpretation of urīdu an ataʿallama?
- The first two particles principally introduce what?
- Function of mā in bimā raḥubat?
- Appropriate interpretation of bimā raḥubat?
- Case position of the interpreted noun in bimā raḥubat?
- What is raḥubat?
- Why is the whole phrase genitive in position?
- Mā in mā taʿlamu?
- Mā in mā ḥaḍara Zaydun?
- Natural analysis of mā in qaraʾtu mā katabta?
- Mā in mā dumta muḥtājan conveys what?
- Grammatical role of muḥtājan after dumta?
- What does mā dhahaba al-layālī mean in the poem?
- Position of mā dhahaba al-layālī in the poem?
- What is al-marʾa in the poem?
- What is dhahābuhunna in the poem?
- Why is yaktuba subjunctive in an yaktuba?
- Subjunctive sign in an yaktubū?
- How is the subjunctive fatḥa expressed on yasʿā?
- What kind of verb is qālū in an qālū?
- Interpreted verbal noun for an qālū?
- Role of mā in famā kāna jawāba qawmihi?
- Jawāba in the cited Qurʾānic construction?
- An qālū in the cited Qurʾānic construction is what?
- Position of an aqraʾa after urīdu?
- Position of an tanjaḥa in sarranī an tanjaḥa?
- What is nī in sarranī?
- Position of an taṣduqa in the sentence?
- Case/role of khayrun?
- Case position of an anjaḥa after ilā?
- Mood of anjaḥa within ilā an anjaḥa?
- Which particle is anna in ʿalimtu annaka qāʾimun?
- Subject of anna in annaka qāʾimun?
- Role of qāʾimun in annaka qāʾimun?
- Verbal-noun interpretation of annaka qāʾimun?
- How should the anna clause be treated with ʿalima?
- Position of annaka mujtahidun after sarranī?
- Appropriate interpretation of annaka mujtahidun?
- Main distinction between an aktuba and annaka qāʾimun?
- Hamza vowel in the initial particle inna?
- Function of an before yā Ibrāhīm?
- How does the commentary treat nominal clauses after infinitival mā?
- Which two other particles appear in broader lists?
- Which statement correctly distinguishes verb mood from clause position?
- Which chapter follows ḥurūf al-maṣdar?
- The author counts three infinitival particles.
- An interpreted verbal noun is always accusative.
- Mā in bimā raḥubat is infinitival.
- Bi gives the interpreted noun a genitive position.
- Mā in “What do you know?” is infinitival.
- Mā naturally means “what you wrote” in qaraʾtu mā katabta.
- Mā dumta muḥtājan can convey duration.
- Al-marʾa is the subject of yasurru in the poem.
- A subjunctive mark appears on the past qālū.
- Mā in famā kāna jawāba qawmihi is negative.
- Jawāba is the fronted predicate of kāna in the cited reading.
- An tanjaḥa can be subject of sarranī.
- Khayrun is predicate of the interpreted mubtadaʾ.
- Ka is the subject of anna in annaka qāʾimun.
- An has exactly the same function before yā and before aktuba.
- The author explicitly counts kay and law as the fourth and fifth particles.
- Emphatic anna governs an accusative subject and nominative predicate.
- Meaning and syntactic position are separate questions for an interpreted noun.