Weak-Initial Roots: Elision, Substitution, Assimilation and Short Paradigms
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- What is the role of wāw in وَعَدَ?
- Although wāw is absent from يَعِدُ, which root remains?
- Which vowel must the middle radical bear in Rule 1?
- Which morphological operation changes يَوْعِدُ to يَعِدُ?
- Why does wāw remain in the perfect وَعَدَ?
- What does the source note say about final ة in عِدَةٌ?
- What vowel does the middle radical bear in Rule 2?
- Which radical makes يَهَبُ satisfy the guttural condition?
- In يَضَعُ, where is the relevant guttural radical?
- Which is the complete set of the six guttural letters?
- Which imperative appears in the وَهَبَ short paradigm?
- Why does يُوهَبُ retain wāw while يَهَبُ loses it?
- Under Rule 3, what replaces quiescent wāw after kasrah?
- Which underlying form yields مِيزَانٌ?
- In إِيقَادًا, which original radical became yāʾ?
- To which verbal form does أَوْقَدَ belong?
- What morphological category is مُوقِدٌ?
- Under Rule 4, what happens to quiescent yāʾ after ḍammah?
- What is the root of مُوقِنٌ?
- Which comparison of Rules 3 and 4 is correct?
- How is the doubled tāʾ in اِتَّقَدَ formed?
- Which original radical changes in اِتَّسَرَ?
- What is essential to Rule 5 in Form VIII?
- Which verbal noun is recorded for اِتَّقَدَ?
- Which is the active participle of وَعَدَ?
- Which description matches مَوْعُودٌ?
- Which passive imperfect is given alongside وَهَبَ يَهَبُ?
- What is the passive perfect of أَوْقَدَ?
- Which example primarily involves elision rather than substitution or assimilation?
- Does the visible wāw of مُوقِنٌ prove a wāw-initial root?