Prepositions: 19 Listed Entries, Meanings, Government and Exceptions
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- How many particle classes does this chapter enumerate?
- How many prepositional entries are enumerated?
- Which particle class is treated first in detail?
- What is Zaydin in marartu bi-Zaydin?
- What does bāʾ attach to in anā mārrun bi-Zaydin?
- What indicates genitive in ilā al-ṭālibayni?
- Why does Aḥmada have fatḥa after bi?
- What is the syntactic case of hi in bihi?
- What does min mean in this route example?
- What does ilā mark in that route example?
- Which reading of min fits “I took some of the dirhams”?
- How does the source interpret min in Qurʾān 22:30?
- How is min analysed in mā jāʾanī min aḥadin?
- What is the visible case of aḥadin?
- What is the basic sense of fī?
- What type of containment is in al-māʾu fī al-kūzi?
- What kind of bāʾ is in katabtu bil-qalami?
- What does bāʾ express with ʿashīratihi?
- What does bāʾ express in a sale?
- What does bāʾ accomplish in dhahabtu bi-Zaydin?
- What is the syntactic role of qāʾimin?
- What grammatical position does Allah occupy in kafā billāhi shahīdan?
- What does lām indicate in al-mālu li-Zaydin?
- What sense does lām have in jiʾtu lit-taʿallumi?
- Which description of rubba best fits the source and commentary?
- What is rajulin after rubba?
- What is karīmin in rubba rajulin karīmin?
- What is rajulan in rubbahu rajulan?
- What is mā in rubbamā qāma Zaydun?
- What kind of wāw is in wallāhi?
- How is wāw parsed in the classical wa-baldatin usage?
- Which oath particle is normally restricted to Allah?
- Which oath preposition may govern a pronoun?
- What is la-ajtahidanna after the oath?
- Why is no separate response stated after the oath?
- What does ʿan express when an arrow leaves a bow?
- What does ʿalā mean in Zaydun ʿalā al-saṭḥi?
- What sort of ʿalā is in ʿalayhi daynun?
- How is ʿalā analysed after min in the classical phrase?
- What is kāf in Zaydun kal-asadi?
- What is al-asadi after kāf?
- Which is the careful explanation of laysa ka-mithlihi shayʾun?
- What does mudh mark before Rajab?
- What is another time sense of mundhu yawm in the source?
- What is khalā if Zayd appears genitive?
- How is khalā parsed if Zayd is accusative?
- What additional nuance is associated with ḥāshā?
- Which sentence uses prepositional ḥattā?
- Which is a clear example of expletive bāʾ?
- What chapter follows prepositions?
- Every genitive after a preposition must show a visible kasra.
- Aḥmada after bi is accusative solely because it has fatḥa.
- In anā mārrun bi-Zaydin, the phrase attaches to a participle.
- Min always means “some of”.
- An expletive particle can still contribute emphasis.
- Fī al-ṣidqi may express figurative containment.
- Bāʾ in writing with a pen introduces an oath.
- Qāʾimin is genitive in form and accusative in position.
- Rubba can never express many.
- Mā in rubbamā may block rubba’s ordinary government.
- The two wāws must have the same function.
- Tāʾ in tallāhi marks an oath.
- Attaching a pronoun to oath-wāw is standard.
- The oath-bāʾ can follow an overt oath verb.
- ʿAlā in ʿalayhi daynun is physical elevation.
- ʿAlā can be nominal after min in the classical example.
- Al-asadi is genitive after comparative kāf.
- Mudh and mundhu are inherently future-time markers.
- Khalā Zaydin and khalā Zaydan have identical parsing.
- Ḥattā can be a conjunction.