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(۲٠) الْدرسُ الْعِشْرُوْنَ - Lesson 20
The Diptotes الْمَمْنَوْعُ مِنَ الْصَّرْفِ
continued...
In this section Insha Allah we will learn about one more group of the Diptotes.
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Another type of the un-nunated noun:
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Some of the Patterns of Broken Plurals: There are some patterns of broken plurals which never take Tanwin i.e., the double vowel sign e.g.,
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أَفْعِلاَءُ i.e., أَغْنِيَاءُ (Rich)
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مَفَاعِيْلُ i.e., مَصَابِيْحُ (Lamps)
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Lets take some examples for better understanding of the rule:
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Broken Plural on the Pattern فُعَلاَءُ | Where are your colleagues? | |
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Poor people are in the street | ||
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All partners went together | ||
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Broken Plural on the Pattern أَفْعَلاَءُ | They are friends | هُمْ أَصْدِقَاءُ |
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These merchants are rich | ||
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Broken Plural on the Pattern مَفَاعِلُ | There are a lot of schools in this village. | |
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This is a beautiful mosque. | ||
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This is a wooden desk. | ||
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Broken Plural on the Pattern مَفَاعِيْلُ | Golden keys are for the house | |
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These handkerchiefs are dirty |
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