Ṣifah Mushabbahah: Stable Qualities, Government and 18 Patterns
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- What kind of source verb underlies a ṣifah mushabbahah?
- What does thubūt indicate?
- How does the chapter use ḥasan?
- Common semantic difference between kātib and ḥasan?
- Which of mukram and karīm is passive?
- Why is jabal not a ṣifah mushabbahah?
- Pattern of ḥasan?
- Pattern of ṣaʿb?
- Pattern of ẓarīf?
- What does calling the patterns samāʿī mean here?
- A common pattern for color adjectives?
- Pattern of ʿaṭshān?
- Feminine of ʿaṭshān?
- Why is jamīlah feminine?
- Case role of ḥasan in Zaydun ḥasanun wajhuhu?
- Why is wajhuhu nominative?
- Case of the suffix -hu in wajhuhu?
- Role of wajhan in Zaydun ḥasanun wajhan?
- Standard analysis of al-wajha in ḥasan al-wajha?
- What nuance does the commentary give for definite accusatives?
- Why is al-wajhi genitive?
- Why no tanwīn on ḥasanu in ḥasanu al-wajhi?
- What case is ḥasanu in Zaydun ḥasanu al-wajhi?
- Correct case sequence?
- How does the commentary treat the time restriction?
- What condition still matters for government?
- How does the commentary interpret al- here?
- Which product yields the 18 configurations?
- Which are the two adjective types?
- Which list contains all three dependent forms?
- How many preferred (aḥsan) cases?
- How many merely acceptable (ḥasan) cases?
- How many weak (qabīḥ) cases?
- How many disputed cases?
- How many prohibited configurations?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu wajhuhu?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu wajhahu?
- Status of al-ḥasanu wajhihi?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu al-wajha?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu al-wajhu?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu wajhan?
- Ranking of al-ḥasanu wajhin?
- Ranking of ḥasanun wajhuhu?
- Ranking of ḥasanun wajhahu?
- Status of ḥasanu wajhihi?
- Ranking of ḥasanun al-wajhu?
- Ranking of ḥasanu al-wajhi?
- Ranking of ḥasanun wajhun?
- Ranking of ḥasanu wajhin?
- What does qabīḥ mean in this chapter?
- If the dependent is indefinite accusative, what is its usual analysis?
- Typical analysis of a definite accusative dependent?
- Main distinction between raised and accusative dependents?
- Which chapter follows ṣifah mushabbahah?
- Ḥasan is a descriptive noun, not a past verb.
- Thubūt means the quality can never change.
- Ṣaʿb follows faʿl.
- Ẓarīf and ḥasan have the same pattern.
- ʿAṭshā is feminine of ʿaṭshān.
- A resembling adjective can raise a subject.
- Zayd is the adjective’s overt subject in that sentence.
- In wajhuhu, wajhu is nominative and -hu genitive.
- Wajhan is a specification in ḥasanun wajhan.
- Every accusative dependent is a true direct object.
- Al-wajhi is genitive through iḍāfah.
- Reliance and temporal conditions mean the same thing.
- All 18 configurations are preferred.
- The form ḥasanu wajhihi is disputed.
- Qabīḥ and mamnūʿ are the same category here.