A jāmid noun is treated as an independent lexical noun. The book illustrates it with names of objects, animals and body parts.
فَلْسٌ — فَرَسٌ — كَتِفٌ — إِبِلٌ
Translation: coin, horse, shoulder and camels.
These words still have recognizable letter-count and weight structures. But a jāmid noun should not automatically be analysed as a verbal noun derived from a verb.
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Recognizing a Jāmid Noun
Noun Patterns: Jāmid, Maṣdar, Mushtaq and 50 Basic-Triliteral Maṣdar Entries
A jāmid noun is treated as an independent lexical noun. The book illustrates it with names of objects, animals and body parts.
فَلْسٌ — فَرَسٌ — كَتِفٌ — إِبِلٌ
Translation: coin, horse, shoulder and camels.
These words still have recognizable letter-count and weight structures. But a jāmid noun should not automatically be analysed as a verbal noun derived from a verb.