Pronouns: definitions, forms, usage, and parsing
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- Who is the speaker in the definition of a pronoun?
- To whom does -hu refer in jāʾa Zaydun fa-akramtuhu?
- How many principal pronoun classes does the book give?
- What is -tu in katabtu?
- Who is the subject in katabat Fāṭimatu?
- What is the case position of -ī in akramanī Zaydun?
- What is -hu in innahu ṣādiqun?
- Where is -hu positioned in hādhā kitābuhu?
- What is -hi in marartu bihi?
- Which phrase has an independent nominative pronoun?
- Parse iyyāka in iyyāka naʿbudu.
- Which persons are denoted by antumā?
- What does hunna refer to?
- What kind of pronoun is iyyāhum?
- What does iyyāya mean?
- What is anā in mā ḍarabaka illā anā?
- What concealed subject is understood in aktubu?
- What concealed subject is understood in naktubu?
- What is the position of the verbal clause in Zaydun yaktubu?
- What is the concealed subject in Fāṭimatu taktubu?
- What is the final -t in ḍarabat?
- Who is the concealed participant in qāʾimun in Zaydun qāʾimun?
- What role does the concealed pronoun in maḥbūbun have?
- What explains a pronoun of affair?
- What is the position of -hā in innahā Zaynabu qāʾimatun?
- Parse Zaynabu in innahā Zaynabu qāʾimatun.
- How is huwa analysed in Zaydun huwa al-qāʾimu?
- Parse afḍala in kāna Zaydun huwa afḍala min ʿAmrin.
- What is -ta in kunta anta ar-raqība?
- What is ar-raqība in kunta anta ar-raqība?
- Which distinction is correct for affair versus separating pronouns?
- What kind of pronoun is hiya in hiya muʿallimatun?
- What is -hum in innahum yaktubūna?
- What marks the subject in yaktubūna?
- Which case marker is used for sound feminine plural aṭ-ṭālibāti as an object?
- What is -ī in li-akhī?
- What is always true of the form taktubu?
- Is the subject concealed in katabat Fāṭimatu?
- What does -na represent in katabna (they women wrote)?
- What is -ī in innī muslimun?
- How is anta classified?
- How is the case of a generally indeclinable pronoun described?
- Which account correctly distinguishes these two word orders?
- When is huwa a separating pronoun?
- -tu in katabtu is an attached nominative pronoun.
- The final tāʾ in ḍarabat is a subject pronoun.
- -hi in marartu bihi is an accusative direct object.
- -hu in innahu qāʾimun is the noun of inna.
- Hiya and iyyāhā have the same syntactic case class.
- Naʿbudu in iyyāka naʿbudu has concealed naḥnu as subject.
- The verbal clause yaktubu predicates Zayd in Zaydun yaktubu.
- An affair pronoun always refers back to a previously named person.
- The entire inner nominal clause is the predicate of inna in innahā Zaynabu qāʾimatun.
- A separating pronoun makes kāna’s predicate nominative.
- Iyyāhum is an independent accusative pronoun.
- -ī in kitābī is a genitive annexed pronoun.