The Past Verb: Definition, Building, Conjugation and Parsing
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- How many major verb types does the matn list?
- What is the basic time reference of māḍī?
- What is the syntactic status of the past verb?
- How many building states does the matn mention?
- On what is kataba built?
- Building of ḍaraba in ḍaraba Zaydun?
- What is ʿamran?
- Who is the subject?
- What is the tāʾ in ḍarabat Hindun?
- Building of ḍarabat Hindun?
- What is the subject in ḍarabtu?
- Building of ḍarabtu?
- Meaning of ḍarabta?
- Addressee of ḍarabti?
- Role of -nā in ḍarabnā?
- Building of ḍarabnā?
- Subject of ḍarabū?
- Building of ḍarabū?
- Name for the final alif after wāw?
- Subject in ḍarabna?
- Building of ḍarabna?
- Role of alif in ḍarabā?
- Building of ḍarabā?
- Subject in ḍarabatā?
- Building of ḍarabtumā?
- Which form is second-person masculine plural?
- Which is second-person feminine plural?
- Which is third-person feminine plural?
- Does ḍarabtumā work for both second-person dual genders?
- How many past conjugation slots are traditionally counted?
- How many third-person slots?
- The key distinction between the two tāʾs?
- Subject in ḍarabat Hindun?
- What is -hu in ḍarabahu Zaydun?
- Building of ḍarabahu Zaydun?
- Building of kataba after negative mā?
- What is yaḍrib in lam yaḍrib?
- Which consonant bears sukūn in ḍarabtu?
- Function of al-bāba?
- What occupies the subject slot in waṣalnā?
- Why is fatḥ not visible in ramā?
- Building of ramaytu?
- Case and function of kitāban?
- Which pair has fatḥ then sukūn?
- Which statement follows from the past being mabnī?
- Main clue to past built on sukūn?
- Every past form is always built on fatḥ.
- The tāʾ in ḍarabat is subject tāʾ.
- In ḍarabtu, -tu is first-person subject.
- The written alif after wāw is also a subject.
- Ḍarabna is third-person feminine plural.
- Ḍarabā and ḍarabtumā have the same building.
- Ḍarabtumā serves both dual addressee genders.
- Of the fourteen past slots, two are first-person.
- Mā makes past kataba jussive.
- In lam yaḍrib, yaḍrib is an imperfect verb.
- Object -hu makes past ḍarabahu built on sukūn.
- Ramā may have estimated building fatḥ.
- The two sukūns have identical grammatical causes.
- Hindun is the subject of ḍarabat.