In unaugmented triliterals, distinct familiar patterns for nouns of place, instrument and comparison were studied earlier.
For the augmented paradigms here, the book does not ordinarily give separate instrument nouns or elative nouns as regular entries. Its rule is that the passive-participle shape of non-basic verbs may also carry a place/time sense where usage allows.
For example مُسْتَنْصَرٌ has passive-participle morphology; a locative or temporal reading requires actual lexical and contextual support. A theoretically possible template is not necessarily an attested word.
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Nine Augmented Triliteral Patterns with Hamzat al-Wasl
In unaugmented triliterals, distinct familiar patterns for nouns of place, instrument and comparison were studied earlier.
For the augmented paradigms here, the book does not ordinarily give separate instrument nouns or elative nouns as regular entries. Its rule is that the passive-participle shape of non-basic verbs may also carry a place/time sense where usage allows.
For example مُسْتَنْصَرٌ has passive-participle morphology; a locative or temporal reading requires actual lexical and contextual support. A theoretically possible template is not necessarily an attested word.