Karuma verbs may denote visible or intellectual qualities:
VerbCore meaningKind of attribute
حَسُنَWas good or beautifulAppearance or character
صَغُرَWas smallSize
كَبُرَWas large or greatSize or standing
فَقُهَBecame knowledgeableIntellectual capacity
An 'inherent' attribute is a semantic tendency: the verb characterises the subject. It does not mean that the attribute can never develop or change.
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Properties of the Six Basic Triliteral Forms: Contest, Transitivity, and Semantic Patterns
Karuma verbs may denote visible or intellectual qualities:
VerbCore meaningKind of attribute
حَسُنَWas good or beautifulAppearance or character
صَغُرَWas smallSize
كَبُرَWas large or greatSize or standing
فَقُهَBecame knowledgeableIntellectual capacity
An 'inherent' attribute is a semantic tendency: the verb characterises the subject. It does not mean that the attribute can never develop or change.