Lesson 40 – الدَّرْسُ الأرْبَعونَ
Indeclension of the Imperative Verb – بِنَاءُ فِعْل الأَمْر
Imperative verb indeclension on the omission of the Nūn letter - بِنَاء فِعْل الأَمْر عَلَى حَذْف النُون
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- Imperative verb indeclension on the omission of the Nūn "ن" (N) letter occurs with three Arabic pronouns of the second person, namely the second person masculine plural أَنْتُم (antum), the second person dual أَنْتُمَا (antumā) and the second person feminine singular أَنْتِ (anti). Consider the following examples:
Imperative | Present | Pronoun | Gender/number |
Masculine plural | |||
Dual | |||
Feminine singular |
- As you see the above verbs are indeclinable on the omission of the Nūn in the imperative form. Here are other examples:
Pictures | Translation | Sentence | Pronoun |
| Write your lessons and read well! | ||
| Go to your class and apologize to your teacher! | ||
| Take care of your children cleaning, Fatimah! | ||
| Pay attention to your lessons, students! | ||
| Listen to the instructions of your teacher, Hosam and Ibrahim! | يا حُسَامُ وَإبْرَاهِيمُ اِسْتَمِعَا إلَى نَصَائِحِ أُسْتَاذِكُمَا. | |
| Give much care to your husband, Zaynab! |
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