Noun Case Class 8 — The Manqūṣ Noun

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• What is the defining form of a manqūṣ noun?
• Which marker indicates nominative on a definite manqūṣ?
• Which marker indicates genitive on a definite manqūṣ?
• How is accusative marked on a definite manqūṣ?
• In the printed example جَاءَنِي الْقَاضِي, what is the role of the judge?
• What is nūn in جَاءَنِي?
• What is the final yāʾ in جَاءَنِي?
• Parse الْقَاضِيَ in رَأَيْتُ الْقَاضِيَ.
• What is the tāʾ in رَأَيْتُ?
• On which letter is accusative fatḥa visible in الْقَاضِيَ?
• Which word is the preposition in مَرَرْتُ بِالْقَاضِي?
• What is the genitive marker of al-qāḍī after بِـ?
• Why are the nominative and genitive vowels estimated?
• Which comparison is correct?
• Which is the usual indefinite nominative form?
• What is the case of قَاضِيًا in رَأَيْتُ قَاضِيًا?
• What is the grammatical role of قَاضٍ in جَاءَ قَاضٍ?
• What is the role of قَاضٍ in مَرَرْتُ بِقَاضٍ?
• How does final yāʾ differ in الْقَاضِي and غُلَامِي?
• For الْقَاضِي, both nominative and genitive markers are estimated.
• In رَأَيْتُ الْقَاضِيَ, the accusative fatḥa is on ḍād.
• In جَاءَنِي الْقَاضِي, yāʾ is the object pronoun and the judge is the subject.
• The kasra tanwīn in indefinite قَاضٍ always proves genitive case.
• A manqūṣ noun remains inflected even if its case vowel is estimated in two states.
• الدَّاعِي follows the same case-ending pattern as الْقَاضِي.