LessonsNoun Case Classes: Type 5 — The Dual and Related FormsQuiz

Nominative: ـَانِ — طَالِبَانِ. The alif is the case marker.
Accusative: ـَيْنِ — طَالِبَيْنِ. The yāʾ is the case marker.
Genitive: ـَيْنِ — طَالِبَيْنِ. The yāʾ is the case marker.

The accusative and genitive have the same form, but different grammatical governors may require them.

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The Three Dual Case Endings

Noun Case Classes: Type 5 — The Dual and Related Forms

Nominative: ـَانِ — طَالِبَانِ. The alif is the case marker.
Accusative: ـَيْنِ — طَالِبَيْنِ. The yāʾ is the case marker.
Genitive: ـَيْنِ — طَالِبَيْنِ. The yāʾ is the case marker.

The accusative and genitive have the same form, but different grammatical governors may require them.