Miscellaneous Morphological Explanations: Eight Rules for Wāw, Yāʾ, Alif and Hamzah
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- In Rule 1, what triggers alif → wāw?
- In Rule 2, what replaces alif?
- Which plural of مِفْتَاحٌ appears in the book?
- What is the singular of مَحَارِيبُ?
- Which rule features خَوَادِعُ?
- What is the principal distinction between Rules 1 and 2?
- Which pattern is crucial in Rule 3?
- What plural is cited for صَحِيفَةٌ?
- What best explains hamzah in صَحَائِفُ?
- أَوَائِلُ is a plural of which word?
- What underlying form is cited for أَوَائِلُ?
- What result can Rules 3 and 4 share?
- Which vowels of initial wāw are covered by Rule 5?
- Which alternate form of وُجُوهٌ is given?
- What does “permissible” mean in Rule 5?
- What second form is given for وِشَاحٌ?
- How many specific initial-fatḥa cases does Rule 6 report?
- What underlying form is given for أَحَدٌ?
- Which underlying form does the book give for أَنَاةٌ?
- How do Rules 5 and 6 differ?
- What triggers the first wāw → hamzah in Rule 7?
- What results from وَوَاصِلُ?
- Which wāw changes in وَوَاعِدُ?
- What is the stated status of the change in Rule 7?
- To what class does Rule 8 apply?
- Besides wāw → yāʾ, what occurs in دُلُوٌّ → دِلِيٌّ?
- What plural of دَلْوٌ is discussed here?
- What is justified merely from seeing hamzah in a plural?
- Which section follows the eight miscellaneous explanations?
- What makes a morphological explanation complete?