● An alif is normally added in the accusative form of a singular noun, but it is not added in these two cases:
1. A noun ending in round tāʾ (ة), as اِمْرَأَةٌ becomes اِمْرَأَةً (no alif is added at the end).
2. A noun ending in alif and hamzah together (اء), as جَزَاءٌ becomes جَزَاءً (no alif is added at the end).
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Exceptions to Adding Alif in the Accusative
Introduction to Grammatical Case and the Cases of Singular Nouns
● An alif is normally added in the accusative form of a singular noun, but it is not added in these two cases:
1. A noun ending in round tāʾ (ة), as اِمْرَأَةٌ becomes اِمْرَأَةً (no alif is added at the end).
2. A noun ending in alif and hamzah together (اء), as جَزَاءٌ becomes جَزَاءً (no alif is added at the end).