مِثْلَ: أ، ب، ت، ث، وَمِثْلَ: وَاحِد، وَاثْنَان، وَثَلَاثَة، وَكَلَفْظِ «زَيْد» وَحْدَهُ.
Translation: Examples include isolated letter names, the words “one, two, three,” and the word “Zayd” when uttered alone.
Do not conclude that wāḥid or Zayd is inherently indeclinable in ordinary syntax. The examples concern citation in isolation.
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The indeclinable noun: definition, rule and eight classes
مِثْلَ: أ، ب، ت، ث، وَمِثْلَ: وَاحِد، وَاثْنَان، وَثَلَاثَة، وَكَلَفْظِ «زَيْد» وَحْدَهُ.
Translation: Examples include isolated letter names, the words “one, two, three,” and the word “Zayd” when uttered alone.
Do not conclude that wāḥid or Zayd is inherently indeclinable in ordinary syntax. The examples concern citation in isolation.