1. Calling rajula in «lā rajula» a declinable accusative: it is built on fatḥ in the accusative position.
2. Calling rajulin in «lā ghulāma rajulin» accusative: it is genitive.
3. Calling dirhaman in «lā ʿishrīna dirhaman» genitive: it is an accusative tamyīz.
4. Calling rajulun in «lā fī l-dāri rajulun» a governed accusative: it is a delayed nominative subject.
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Four Common Case-Analysis Errors
Ism Inna and the Noun Governed by Lā of Generic Negation
1. Calling rajula in «lā rajula» a declinable accusative: it is built on fatḥ in the accusative position.
2. Calling rajulin in «lā ghulāma rajulin» accusative: it is genitive.
3. Calling dirhaman in «lā ʿishrīna dirhaman» genitive: it is an accusative tamyīz.
4. Calling rajulun in «lā fī l-dāri rajulun» a governed accusative: it is a delayed nominative subject.