The Dual Noun: Inflection, Maqṣūr, Mamdūd and Iḍāfah
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- In jāʾa rajulāni, what is the noun’s case?
- Which correctly says “I saw two men”?
- Why is al-ṭālibayni genitive?
- What marks nominative dual?
- What distinguishes muslimayni and muslimīna?
- Nominative dual of ṭālibah?
- Why is jāʾa singular before al-ṭālibāni?
- Role of mujtahidāni?
- Nominative dual of ʿaṣā?
- Where can ʿaṣawayni occur?
- Nominative dual of fatā?
- What is fatayayni used for?
- Nominative dual of malhā?
- Key first question when dualizing maqṣūr?
- Nominative dual of qarrāʾ with original hamzah?
- Nominative dual of ḥamrāʾ?
- Which cases allow ḥamrāwayni?
- Which two dual forms of kisāʾ does the source permit?
- What choice applies to ridāʾ dual?
- What happens to feminine hamzah in mamdūd dual?
- Why is dual nūn missing in ghulāmā Zaydin?
- Parse ghulāmay in raʾaytu ghulāmay Zaydin.
- What causes nūn deletion in bi-ghulāmay Zaydin?
- What case does kitābāhu show?
- What cases can kitābayhi represent?
- Correct iḍāfah form of ghulāmāni Zaydin?
- What special dual of khuṣyah is given?
- Special dual of alyah in the source?
- What number is aydī in aydīhimā?
- Whom does humā indicate?
- Function of muʿallimā in ḥaḍara muʿallimā al-madrasati?
- Object in raʾā al-muʿallimāni ṭālibayni?
- Why do qarrāʾāni and ḥamrāwāni differ?
- When must a dual’s nūn be omitted?
- Difference between al-muʿallimāni and muʿallimā al-madrasati?
- How do the regular and exceptional feminine duals differ?
- Example of plural possessed noun with a dual possessor?
- Rajulayni is used only in the accusative.
- A normal dual nūn bears kasrah.
- ʿAṣawāni restores wāw because ʿaṣā originally ended in wāw.
- Every maqṣūr dual necessarily has wāw.
- Feminine hamzah of ḥamrāʾ turns to wāw in the dual.
- Iḍāfah always deletes the dual alif or yāʾ.
- Kitābayhi loses its dual nūn because it is annexed to a pronoun.
- The text gives khuṣyāni as a special dual of khuṣyah.
- Both aydī and humā are dual in aydīhimā.
- Jāʾa can be singular before the explicit dual subject al-ṭālibāni.