The Tawābiʿ and Naʿt: Direct and Relational Attributes

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• According to the book, how does a tābiʿ acquire its case?
• How many classes of tawābiʿ does the book list?
• What is ʿālimun in jāʾanī rajulun ʿālimun?
• Who is described as learned in jāʾanī rajulun ʿālimun abūhu?
• What other name does the book give naʿt?
• How many case states count toward the book’s ten features?
• Which number distinctions apply to direct naʿt?
• Why is ṣāliḥan accusative in raʾaytu rajulan ṣāliḥan?
• What is the case of ṣāliḥin in marartu bi-rajulin ṣāliḥin?
• What marks the nominative of ʿālimāni?
• Why is ʿālimūna nominative with wāw?
• Why does al-ʿālimu take al- when it describes Zayd?
• What is fāḍilun usually in Zaydun fāḍilun?
• Why is ʿālimatun feminine after imraʾatun?
• How many of the original agreement features apply to relational naʿt?
• Why is ṣāliḥun masculine in jāʾat imraʾatun ṣāliḥun abūhā?
• What is al-ẓālimi in the Qurʾānic phrase?
• What does -hā refer to in ahluhā?
• What is the syntactic role of ahluhā?
• What is the semantic function of naʿt in rajulun ʿālimun?
• What does al-fāḍilu do with the definite name Zayd?
• Which noun does al-Raḥmāni modify in bismi llāhi r-raḥmāni r-raḥīmi?
• What function does al-rajīmi serve in the book’s example?
• What does wāḥidatun add to nafkhatun?
• What is the full clause abūhu ʿālimun?
• What is the case of abūhu inside the adjectival nominal clause?
• What functions as the adjective in marartu bi-rajulin qāma abūhu?
• What is the function of the pronoun in abūhu within a sentence adjective?
• What is meant by the book’s rule about a pronoun and naʿt?
• What is ṣāliḥun in ar-rajulu ṣāliḥun?
• What type of naʿt is ṣāliḥun in jāʾa rajulun ṣāliḥun abūhu?
• Which contains a whole sentence as its adjective?
• Why is al-ẓālim masculine although al-qaryah is feminine?
• Which is the correct full agreement principle for direct naʿt?
• Jāʾa rajulun ʿālimun contains direct naʿt.
• The book lists six follower types.
• The ten direct-naʿt features count nominative, accusative and genitive separately.
• Relational naʿt always agrees with the described noun in gender.
• Ahluhā is nominative as agent of al-ẓālim.
• In Zaydun fāḍilun the indefinite predicate must be a definite matching adjective.
• The whole qāma abūhu clause is the adjective of rajulin.
• Abūhu becomes genitive because its whole clause is in a genitive position.
• The book includes praise, blame and emphasis among the functions of naʿt.
• Al-Raḥmāni and al-Raḥīmi are genitive adjectives of Allah.
• ʿĀlimūna is nominative by alif as a sound masculine plural.
• Hādhihi is in a genitive syntactic position after min.