Lesson 52 – الدَّرْسُ الثَّاني وَالْخَمْسُونَ
The manqūŝ Noun الاسـم المَنْقُوص
Introduction - مُقَدِّمَةٌ
- This is lesson fifty two of our free Arabic language course. This Arabic course with images and audios will help you learn Arabic.
- The Arabic declinable noun (اسْم مُعْرب) ending with the long (ي) "yā’" /-ī/ preceded by a short kasrah is called (اسم منقوص) manqūŝ noun. That is, it is a noun ending with a long yā’ /-ī/ preceded by a short kasrah, such as ساعِي /sāξī/, قاضِي /qâđī/, غَالِي /ghâlī/, etc. The manqūŝ noun may be singular or plural. Here are some examples of the manqūŝ noun:
Photo | manqūŝ noun | Translation | Sentence |
| /al-dāξī/ | The one who calls for good is like the one who does it | |
| /al-qâđī/ | People like a fair judge | |
| /rāξi-n/ | The Prophet (p.b.u.h.) said: "Everyone of you is a guardian, and responsible for what is in his custody" | |
| /layālī/ | How long are the nights of oppression and haughtiness!! | |
| /amānī/ | The greatest wishes of man are to enter Paradise | |
| /ξāli-n/ | This is a very tall house | |
| /al-ghâlī/ | An expensive garment is better than a cheap one | |
| /al-nādī/ | I play football in the sports club | |
| /nawādī/ | The city's sports clubs are bigger than that of the village |
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