The textbook ends with four Urdu-to-Arabic prompts. Morphological exercise answers include:
Two men who hear more → أَسْمَعَانِ.
Two women who strike more → ضُرْبَيَانِ.
All women who know more → عُلْمَيَاتٌ.
All men who hear more → أَسْمَعُونَ (sound plural); أَسَامِعُ is the other masculine plural template.
These are exercises in the source's paradigm, not a claim that every derived form is equally common or the most idiomatic form in contemporary speech.
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Ism al-Tafḍīl: Meaning, Eight Forms, Patterns and Use
The textbook ends with four Urdu-to-Arabic prompts. Morphological exercise answers include:
Two men who hear more → أَسْمَعَانِ.
Two women who strike more → ضُرْبَيَانِ.
All women who know more → عُلْمَيَاتٌ.
All men who hear more → أَسْمَعُونَ (sound plural); أَسَامِعُ is the other masculine plural template.
These are exercises in the source's paradigm, not a claim that every derived form is equally common or the most idiomatic form in contemporary speech.