Comments on: Masdar: The Verbal Noun http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/ Master Arabic in English Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:08:52 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: abdullah http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-3684 abdullah Thu, 17 Jun 2010 04:12:16 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-3684 answer for nidaa.. it is not dukhuli and it is dukhulin because it does not have 'alif lam' answer for nidaa..
it is not dukhuli and it is dukhulin because it does not have ‘alif lam’

]]> By: Tayyibaat » Blog Archive » Increase in Istighfar http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-2277 Tayyibaat » Blog Archive » Increase in Istighfar Sat, 28 Nov 2009 20:58:34 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-2277 [...] is said to be from 3 meanings: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of atyab اطيب‬‬ [...] [...] is said to be from 3 meanings: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of atyab اطيب‬‬ [...]

]]> By: ArabicTree http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-1439 ArabicTree Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:41:13 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-1439 Jazakumullahu khayran; you're absolutely right. Jazakumullahu khayran; you’re absolutely right.

]]> By: 3arabiyy wa 'amriiikiyy http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-496 3arabiyy wa 'amriiikiyy Sun, 15 Feb 2009 04:03:44 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-496 An iDaafa can be either definite OR indefinite. This is determined by whether or not there is an alif-laam before the LAST noun in the phrase. There would never be an alif-laam before any of the other nouns in the iDaafa. (Regardless of the definiteness of the iDaafa) a door for entering: باب لدخول the door for entering: باب للدخول (in this case, because of the لِ, the alif is dropped) An iDaafa can be either definite OR indefinite. This is determined by whether or not there is an alif-laam before the LAST noun in the phrase. There would never be an alif-laam before any of the other nouns in the iDaafa. (Regardless of the definiteness of the iDaafa)

a door for entering:
باب لدخول

the door for entering:
باب للدخول
(in this case, because of the لِ, the alif is dropped)

]]> By: ArabicTree http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-386 ArabicTree Tue, 09 Dec 2008 16:06:20 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-386 I cannot comment, except to say: This is what's in the Medinah Arabic books. I can speculate, though. When you add alif-lam, that makes it definite. If you add that to dukhool, you might roughly translate as "the door of THE entering." But does that make sense? Can a masdar be definite? Allahu 'alim. I don't know. I cannot comment, except to say: This is what’s in the Medinah Arabic books. I can speculate, though.

When you add alif-lam, that makes it definite. If you add that to dukhool, you might roughly translate as “the door of THE entering.” But does that make sense? Can a masdar be definite? Allahu ‘alim. I don’t know.

]]> By: Nidaa http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-384 Nidaa Tue, 09 Dec 2008 08:25:12 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-384 In the example where the Masdar is Mudaaf Ilaihi, why aren't "dukhool" and "khurooj" definite? (Why not "baab-UL-Dukhooli" instead of "Baabu Dukhoolin"?) In the example where the Masdar is Mudaaf Ilaihi, why aren’t “dukhool” and “khurooj” definite? (Why not “baab-UL-Dukhooli” instead of “Baabu Dukhoolin”?)

]]> By: Tooba! - Ilm Fruits http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-193 Tooba! - Ilm Fruits Wed, 10 Sep 2008 01:51:02 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-193 [...] is said to be from 3 derivatives: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of the superlative, atyab [...] [...] is said to be from 3 derivatives: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of the superlative, atyab [...]

]]> By: What is Tayyib? « Tayyibaat http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/comment-page-1/#comment-184 What is Tayyib? « Tayyibaat Fri, 05 Sep 2008 03:20:14 +0000 http://www.arabictree.com/masdar-the-verbal-noun/#comment-184 [...] is said to be from 3 meanings: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of atyab اطيب‬‬ [...] [...] is said to be from 3 meanings: 1- plural of tayyibah 2- masdar of tayyib 3- feminine version of atyab اطيب‬‬ [...]

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