Sarf 1
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This document summarizes different types of derived nouns in Arabic grammar: - Ism Fa'il is an active participle noun formed from a verb root. - Ism Maf'ul is a passive participle noun also formed from a verb root. - Other derived noun types include noun of place/time (Ism Zarf), noun of usage (Ism Aalah), superlative noun (Ism Tafdil), and intensive noun (Ism Mubalaghah). - Common features of Arabic nouns like gender, number, and case are also discussed.
Sarf 1
- 1. Form I Derived Nouns
- 2. ARABIC LANGUAGE Nahw (sentences) Sarf (words) Particles Verbs Past Present Future Emphatic Command + Emphatic Command Prohibition + Emphatic Prohibition Rafa/Nasb/Jazm Active/Passive Nouns Balaghah (rhetoric)
- 3. Nouns 惶惆惘 (Root Noun) 悴悋惆 悋愕 (Frozen Noun) 愆惠 悋愕 (Derived Noun) 悋惺 悋愕 (Active Participle) 惺 悋愕 (Passive Participle) 惴惘 悋愕 (Noun of Place or Time) 悛悸 悋愕 (Noun of Usage) 惠惷 悋愕 (Superlative Noun) 悸惘 悋愕 (Noun of Instance) 惡悋愃悸 悋愕 (Intensive Noun)
- 4. Common Themes Masculine/Feminine Singular/Dual/Plural Rafa/Nasb/Jarr
- 5. Ism Fail (Active Participle)
- 6. Ism Maful (Passive Participle)
- 7. Ism Zarf Nahw vs. Sarf?
- 8. Ism Aalah
- 9. Ism Tafdil
- 10. Miscellaneous Ism Marrah 悸 惺 悸 惆 悴 愕 悸惘惡惷 悸惘 悴 忰 悸 愀 悽 Ism Mubalaghah 悋惺 悋忰惠 悸 悋惺 悋忰惘 悴 悋悽惡 愀