After مَا enters the nominal sentence, the former subject is called اسمُ مَا and remains nominative. The predicate is called خبرُ مَا and becomes accusative.
Word
Role after مَا
Case
زَيْدٌ
اسمُ مَا
nominative
صَالِحًا
خبرُ مَا
accusative
After مَا enters the nominal sentence, the former subject is called اسمُ مَا and remains nominative. The predicate is called خبرُ مَا and becomes accusative.
Word
Role after مَا
Case
زَيْدٌ
اسمُ مَا
nominative
صَالِحًا
خبرُ مَا
accusative
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Negating Nominal Sentences with مَا
After مَا enters the nominal sentence, the former subject is called اسمُ مَا and remains nominative. The predicate is called خبرُ مَا and becomes accusative.
Word
Role after مَا
Case
زَيْدٌ
اسمُ مَا
nominative
صَالِحًا
خبرُ مَا
accusative