LessonsMulḥaq bi-Rubāʿī: Definition, Two Groups and Nine PatternsQuiz

The first four verbal-noun-like templates listed under assimilation to the unaugmented quadriliteral are:

No.PatternExample
1فَعْلَلَةجَلْبَبَة: putting on a cloak.
2فَعْنَلَةقَلَنْسَة: putting on a cap.
3فَوْعَلَةجَوْرَبَة: putting on a sock.
4فَعْوَلَةسَرْوَلَة: putting on trousers or a lower garment.

The formative element does not occupy one fixed position: the patterns show consonant addition or wāw in different places. Related clothing meanings do not make the forms morphologically identical.

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The first four of the seven unaugmented parallels

Mulḥaq bi-Rubāʿī: Definition, Two Groups and Nine Patterns

The first four verbal-noun-like templates listed under assimilation to the unaugmented quadriliteral are:

No.PatternExample
1فَعْلَلَةجَلْبَبَة: putting on a cloak.
2فَعْنَلَةقَلَنْسَة: putting on a cap.
3فَوْعَلَةجَوْرَبَة: putting on a sock.
4فَعْوَلَةسَرْوَلَة: putting on trousers or a lower garment.

The formative element does not occupy one fixed position: the patterns show consonant addition or wāw in different places. Related clothing meanings do not make the forms morphologically identical.