Ism al-Fāʿil: Formation, Governance, Conditions and Time
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- What does an active participle primarily denote?
- What is kātibun in kataba–kātibun?
- What is the subject of kataba Zaydun?
- What syntactic role does kātibun have?
- Main difference between kitābah and kātib?
- Standard Form I active participle pattern?
- Active participle of naṣara?
- Active participle of jalasa?
- Which vowel is on the prefixed mīm?
- Vowel on the penultimate consonant?
- Active participle of akrama?
- What is correct about mukram?
- Active participle of istakhraja?
- Active participle of ʿallama?
- Difference in their derivation?
- Meaning of governing like an active verb?
- Time condition for a bare governing participle?
- Second condition for a bare participle to govern?
- How many supports does the chapter list?
- Support in Zaydun qāʾimun abūhu?
- Who is standing in that sentence?
- What marks rafʿ on abūhu?
- Role of risālatan in the sentence?
- How is kātib’s agent expressed?
- Role of ḥāmilan?
- Role of ḥaqībatan?
- What supports qāʾim in the question?
- Parsing of Zaydun in the question?
- What supports qāʾim in the negative clause?
- Role of ḍāribun in the qualifying-noun example?
- What governs abūhu as agent?
- Case of ʿamran in that example?
- Which is not among the textbook’s five supports?
- Why is Khālidin genitive here?
- Source rule for bare participle meaning past?
- Case of Khālidan in the governing construction?
- Why is ḍāribu not nunated?
- Why is Khālidan accusative with a past meaning?
- Which time references allow governance with al-?
- What does al-āna indicate?
- Meaning of ghadan?
- Meaning of amsi?
- Why is kātiban accusative in raʾaytu kātiban?
- Why genitive in marartu bi-kātibin?
- What governs risālatan in this ḥāl example?
- Role of al-bāba?
- Key valency difference between qāʾim and fātiḥ?
- First step when analyzing a noun after a participle?
- Which chapter follows ism al-fāʿil?
- The active participle and the syntactic subject are always identical.
- Kātib is the Form I fāʿil participle.
- Mukrim and mukram mean the same thing.
- Present/future meaning matters for the indefinite governing participle.
- Abūhu is the participle’s agent in Zaydun qāʾimun abūhu.
- Ḥāmilan is the direct object of jāʾa in the sample.
- Mā is negative in mā qāʾimun Zaydun.
- Mubtadaʾ, possessor of ḥāl, and qualified noun are among five supports.
- Khālidin is the genitive annex in ḍāribu Khālidin amsi.
- The definite participle cannot govern with a past reference.
- An active participle itself may take genitive case.
- An intransitive verb’s participle must govern a direct object.