LessonsNoun Case Classes: Type 4 — The Six NounsQuiz

The basic three-case pattern:
Nominative — wāw: أَخُوكَ
Accusative — alif: أَخَاكَ
Genitive — yāʾ: أَخِيكَ

First identify the word's syntactic function, then its case sign. Seeing wāw, alif or yāʾ in another word does not automatically make it one of the six nouns; the four conditions must also hold.

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Letter-Based Case Marking

Noun Case Classes: Type 4 — The Six Nouns

The basic three-case pattern:
Nominative — wāw: أَخُوكَ
Accusative — alif: أَخَاكَ
Genitive — yāʾ: أَخِيكَ

First identify the word's syntactic function, then its case sign. Seeing wāw, alif or yāʾ in another word does not automatically make it one of the six nouns; the four conditions must also hold.