In hāʾulāʾi, the final kasra is its built ending even when it is a subject.
In Zaydin, the kasra is a genitive case marker caused by a preposition or iḍāfa.
The vowel looks alike; the grammatical explanation is different.
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Same vowel, different function
The indeclinable noun: definition, rule and eight classes
In hāʾulāʾi, the final kasra is its built ending even when it is a subject.
In Zaydin, the kasra is a genitive case marker caused by a preposition or iḍāfa.
The vowel looks alike; the grammatical explanation is different.