LessonsNoun Case Class 8 — The Manqūṣ NounQuiz

قَاضٍ is related to قَاضِي. In the regular indefinite nominative and genitive forms, the final yāʾ is dropped and a kasra tanwīn remains.

The spelling of جَاءَ قَاضٍ and مَرَرْتُ بِقَاضٍ is the same, but the former is nominative and the latter genitive.

Caution: Kasra tanwīn here does not prove that the noun is genitive; check its syntactic role.

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Why the Yāʾ Disappears in Qāḍin

Noun Case Class 8 — The Manqūṣ Noun

قَاضٍ is related to قَاضِي. In the regular indefinite nominative and genitive forms, the final yāʾ is dropped and a kasra tanwīn remains.

The spelling of جَاءَ قَاضٍ and مَرَرْتُ بِقَاضٍ is the same, but the former is nominative and the latter genitive.

Caution: Kasra tanwīn here does not prove that the noun is genitive; check its syntactic role.