The feminine paradigm also has singular, dual and plural. The singular normally uses ة, which appears as t in the dual/plural endings.
Word / formMeaning / explanation
مَنْصُورَةٌone woman who received help.
مَنْصُورَتَانِtwo women who received help.
مَنْصُورَاتٌwomen who received help.
مَتْرُوكَةٌone woman or feminine object left behind.
مَتْرُوكَتَانِtwo women left behind.
مَتْرُوكَاتٌwomen left behind.
Gender endings affect agreement, not the passive nature of the participle.
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Passive Participles: Definition, Six Forms and Derivation
The feminine paradigm also has singular, dual and plural. The singular normally uses ة, which appears as t in the dual/plural endings.
Word / formMeaning / explanation
مَنْصُورَةٌone woman who received help.
مَنْصُورَتَانِtwo women who received help.
مَنْصُورَاتٌwomen who received help.
مَتْرُوكَةٌone woman or feminine object left behind.
مَتْرُوكَتَانِtwo women left behind.
مَتْرُوكَاتٌwomen left behind.
Gender endings affect agreement, not the passive nature of the participle.