LessonsThe Predicate of Inna and Its SistersQuiz

The author discusses the fronting exception under ẓarf (locative) expressions, and explicitly illustrates it with the prepositional phrase «فِي الدَّارِ».

«فِي» is a preposition and «الدَّارِ» is genitive. The book uses the broader locative-predicate sense in this discussion; it is not claiming «فِي» itself is an adverbial noun.

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Why the Locative Phrase Is Special

The Predicate of Inna and Its Sisters

The author discusses the fronting exception under ẓarf (locative) expressions, and explicitly illustrates it with the prepositional phrase «فِي الدَّارِ».

«فِي» is a preposition and «الدَّارِ» is genitive. The book uses the broader locative-predicate sense in this discussion; it is not claiming «فِي» itself is an adverbial noun.