When the perfect verb is not a simple three-letter form, the shape of its place/time noun matches its passive-participle pattern. For example:
اِقْتَتَلَ — يَقْتَتِلُ — مُقْتَتَلٌ
To fight — he fights — a morphological model for a place or time of fighting.
Muqtatal does not follow the simple mafʿal/mafʿil stem directly. The longer verb's augmented structure remains visible.
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Place/time nouns from longer verb forms
Ism al-Ẓarf: Meaning, Patterns, Paradigm and Derivation
When the perfect verb is not a simple three-letter form, the shape of its place/time noun matches its passive-participle pattern. For example:
اِقْتَتَلَ — يَقْتَتِلُ — مُقْتَتَلٌ
To fight — he fights — a morphological model for a place or time of fighting.
Muqtatal does not follow the simple mafʿal/mafʿil stem directly. The longer verb's augmented structure remains visible.