The source divides the assimilated quadriliteral patterns into two groups:
1. Assimilated to the unaugmented quadriliteral — seven patterns.
2. Assimilated to the augmented quadriliteral — two patterns.
The section therefore contains nine patterns in total. Keeping these categories separate helps identify the verbal-noun template, the formative addition and the appropriate morphological class.
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The two classes of assimilated patterns
Mulḥaq bi-Rubāʿī: Definition, Two Groups and Nine Patterns
The source divides the assimilated quadriliteral patterns into two groups:
1. Assimilated to the unaugmented quadriliteral — seven patterns.
2. Assimilated to the augmented quadriliteral — two patterns.
The section therefore contains nine patterns in total. Keeping these categories separate helps identify the verbal-noun template, the formative addition and the appropriate morphological class.