Fundamentals of Arabic grammar = Uṣūl an-naḥw al-ʿarabī
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| adam_text | Fundamentals of Arabic grammar
Fundamentals of Arabic Grammar provides an authoritative guide to Modern Standard
Arabic (MSA) grammar. It has been organised to promote a thorough understanding
of MSA grammar and presents its complexities in a cohesive and user-friendly format,
filling many gaps left by other textbooks. Explanations are clear, full and accessible
and extensive cross-referencing, two generous indexes and six appendices provide users
with easy access to the information they require. No prior knowledge of linguistic
terminology is required.
Features include:
• Expert treatment of a full range of grammar topics and structures, including the
case system, IDhaafa, the equational sentence, quantifiers and the vocative, gener-
ously spread across thirty-eight chapters
• Special attention to parts of speech, such as nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs and
prepositions, given at the beginning of the book to acquaint students with the basic
units of Arabic and provide a solid foundation for further learning
• A wide range of contemporary examples drawn from real life to provide a solid
context for grammar points, further supported by word glosses and idiomatic
translations of sentences
• Grammatical terms given in both Arabic and English
• A wide variety of supplementary learning resources such as practice sheets, exer-
cises and verb tables available to download free at http://www.routledge.com/
books / details/9780415710046/
• A substantial bibliography incorporating primary Arabic grammar sources in
addition to secondary sources in Arabic and in English.
Fundamentals of Arabic Grammar has been field tested over a number of years and has
been written by a highly experienced teacher of Arabic. It will be an essential resource
for students and teachers of Arabic at all university levels and is suitable for use both
as a companion reference text in Arabic language courses and as a standalone text in
independent grammar classes.
Mohammed Sawaie is Professor of Arabic in the Department of Middle Eastern and
South Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Virginia, USA.
Contents.
Acknowledgements xxi
Introduction xxii
Symbols used xxvi
The verb system in Arabic 1
1.1 The performer of action 1
1.2 Verb tenses 1
1.3 Intransitive verbs versus transitive verbs 2
1.3.1 Intransitive verbs 2
1.3.2 Transitive verbs 2
1.4 Nouns as direct objects 3
1.5 Pronouns as direct objects 4
1.6 Gender 4
1.7 Number in verbs 5
1.8 Verb voice 5
1.8.1 The active voice 5
1.8.2 The passive voice 5
1.9 Verb forms or patterns 6
1.9.1 Form I verbs 6
1.9.2 Augmented verbs (Forms II-X) 8
1.9.3 Quadriliteral verbs 13
1.10 Verb moods 14
1.10.1 Indicative mood 14
1.10.2 Subjunctive mood 14
1.10.3 Jussive mood 15
1.10.4 Imperative mood 15
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Nouns 16
2.1 Types of nouns 16
2.2 Gender 17
2.3 Number 18
2.4 Determination of nouns 19
2.5 Function of nouns 21
2.6 The five nouns 25
The case system in Arabic 26
3.1 The case system in English 26
3.2 The case system in Arabic 27
3.3 The nominative case 27
3.3.1 Nominative singular nouns 28
3.3.2 Nominative dual nouns 28
3.3.3 Nominative plural nouns 29
3.4 The accusative case 29
3.4.1 Accusative singular nouns 30
3.4.2 Accusative dual nouns 30
3.4.3 Accusative plural nouns 31
3.5 The genitive case 31
3.5.1 Genitive singular nouns 32
3.5.2 Genitive dual nouns 32
3.5.3 Genitive plural nouns 32
Adjectives 33
4.1 Common forms of adjectives 33
4.1.1 Regular adjectives 33
4.1.2 Color words and traits as adjectives 33
4.1.3 Nisba adjectives 35
4.1.4 Other types of adjective 37
4.2 Noun-adjective agreement 37
4.2.1 Noun-adjective agreement in the singular 37
4.2.2 Noun-adjective agreement in the dual 38
4.2.3 Human noun-adjective agreement in the plural 39
4.2.4 Non-human noun-adjective agreement in the plural 40
CONTENTS
ix
5 Pronouns 41
5.1 Personal pronouns 41
5.1.1 Singular independent personal pronouns 42
5.1.2 Singular suffixal personal pronouns 42
5.1.3 Dual independent personal pronouns 45
5.1.4 Dual suffixal personal pronouns 45
5.1.5 Plural independent personal pronouns 46
5.1.6 Plural suffixal personal pronouns 46
5.2 Demonstrative pronouns 48
5.2.1 Singular demonstrative pronouns 48
5.2.2 Dual demonstrative pronouns 48
5.2.3 Plural demonstrative pronouns 49
6 Prepositions and adverbs functioning as prepositions 50
6.1 Bound prepositions 50
6.2 Independent prepositions 51
6.2.1 Prepositions that precede nouns or pronouns 51
6.2.2 Prepositions that precede nouns but not pronouns 53
6.2.3 Prepositions that can precede nouns signaling time
reference 53
6.3 j and j in oath-making 53
6.4 Particles functioning as prepositions 54
6.5 Adverbs functioning as prepositions 54
6.6 Interrogative particles 55
7 Adverbs 56
7.1 Adverbs of time 56
7.2 Adverbs of place 61
7.3 Adverbs of degree 63
7.4 Placement of adverbs 64
8 The UDhaafa-construct 66
8.1 The first noun in IDhaafa 66
8.2 The second noun in IDhaafa 67
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARABIC GRAMMAR
8.3 IDhaafa function in sentences 68
8.4 Multiple first nouns in IDhaafa 68
8.5 Adjective IDhaafa (quasi- or pseudo- 69
8.6 Modification of IDhaafa 70
8.7 J construct for clarification of IDhaafa elements 72
8.7.1 Multiple noun IDhaafa and J construct 72
8.8 Use of instead of J 74
8.9 The negative noun 74
8.9.1 JJ-with nouns 75
8.9.2 fi- with pronouns 75
8.9.3 jsi- with adjectives 76
8.9.4 after prepositions 77
8.9.5 ** rs* with the definite article 77
8.9.6 ff V and 77
8.10 IDhaafa using elements other than 78
The equational sentence 79
9.1 Personal pronouns as subjects 79
9.1.1 Personal pronouns (as subjects) + proper nouns
(as predicates) 79
9.1.2 Personal pronouns + common nouns 80
9.1.3 Personal pronouns + adjectives 81
9.1.4 Proper nouns or personal pronouns +
prepositional phrases or adverbs 82
9.2 Demonstrative pronouns 83
9.2.1 Demonstrative pronouns + proper nouns 83
9.2.2 Demonstrative pronouns with common nouns
as predicates 83
9.2.3 Demonstrative pronouns modifying subjects of
equational sentences 84
9.3 Common nouns as subjects 85
9.3.1 Common nouns + prepositional phrases or adverbs 85
9.3.2 Common nouns + adjectives 86
9.4 Subject-predicate inversion 86
9.4.1 Interrogative particles 87
9.4.2 Prepositional or adverbial phrases 91
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9.5 Modifying subjects and predicates 92
9.5.1 Modifying subjects by adjectives 92
9.5.2 Modifying predicates by adjectives 94
9.6 Ji 95
9.7 Categorical negation 95
10 Kaana and its sisters 97
10.1 Negation of equational sentences 99
10.1.1 Negation of the equational sentence in the singular 99
10.1.2 Negation of the equational sentence in the dual 100
10.1.3 Negation of the equational sentence in the plural 101
10.2 Nouns or adjectives as predicates 102
10.2.1 Singular nouns and adjectives as predicates 102
10.2.2 Dual nouns and adjectives as predicates 103
10.2.3 Plural nouns and adjectives as predicates 103
10.3 The equational sentence in past tense 104
10.3.1 The equational sentence in past tense in the singular 105
10.3.2 The equational sentence in past tense in the dual 106
10.3.3 The equational sentence in past tense in the plural 107
10.4 Negation of kaana 107
10.4.1 U + past tense of ÔÎS՜ 108
10.4.2 + jussive of jlS՜ 109
10.5 Other sisters of ôlS 109
11 Verbal sentences: past tense 111
11.1 Sentence structure 111
11.2 Sentences with intransitive verbs 112
11.3 Sentences with transitive verbs 112
11.4 Past tense singular 115
11.4.1 Form I verbs 115
11.4.2 Augmented verbs (Forms II-X) 127
11.4.3 Quadriliteral verbs 145
11.5 Singular suffix pronouns: direct object 145
11.6 Dual verb conjugation: the past tense 146
11.6.1 Hollow verbs 148
11.6.2 Defective verbs 149
11.6.3 Doubled verbs 150
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARABIC GRAMMAR
11.7 Sentence structure 150
11.8 Dual suffix pronouns: direct object 151
11.9 Plural verb conjugation: the past tense 152
11.9.1 Hollow verbs 153
11.9.2 Defective verbs 154
11.9.3 Doubled verbs 155
11.10 Plural suffix pronouns: direct object 156
11.11 Past tense negation 157
Present tense indicative 158
12.1 Present tense singular 158
12.1.1 Form I verbs 159
12.1.2 Augmented verbs (Forms II-X) 165
12.2 Present tense dual 175
12.2.1 Hollow verbs 176
12.2.2 Defective verbs 177
12.2.3 Doubled verbs 178
12.3 Present tense plural 178
12.3.1 Form I verbs 179
12.3.2 Form V verbs 183
12.3.3 Form VI verbs 183
12.3.4 Form VII verbs 184
12.3.5 Form VIII verbs 184
12.3.6 Form IX verbs 184
12.3.7 Form X verbs 185
12.4 Present tense negation 186
Present tense subjunctive 187
13.1 Singular subjunctive verbs 187
13.1.1 J .¿¿ 3 (.¿5 ilJ -“in order to,” “for the ^ ·» «· purpose of” 187
13.1.2 ° e- ol 188
13.2 Dual subjunctive verbs 195
13.3 Plural subjunctive verbs 196
13.4 Negation of the subjunctive 197
CONTENTS
14 The future tense 199
14.1 Future tense singular 199
14.2 Future tense dual 200
14.3 Future tense plural 200
14.4 Future tense negation 201
14.4.1 Singular 201
14.4.2 Dual 202
14.4.3 Plural 202
15 Jussive verbs 204
15.1 Negation with lam 204
15.1.1 Verbs in the singular 204
15.1.2 Verbs in the dual 208
15.1.3 Verbs in the plural 212
16 Passive voice 216
16.1 Past tense 216
16.1.1 Defective verbs 221
16.1.2 Doubled verbs 222
16.2 Present tense 222
16.2.1 Hollow verbs 223
16.2.2 Defective verbs 224
16.2.3 Doubled verbs 225
16.3 Subjunctive verbs in the passive voice 225
16.4 Future tense 226
17 Imperative verbs 227
17.1 Form I imperative verbs 228
17.1.1 Middle vowel fat-Ha or kasra 228
17.1.2 Middle vowel hamza 230
17.1.3 Waaw-beginning verbs 230
17.1.4 Hollow verbs 232
17.1.5 Defective verbs 234
17.1.6 Doubled verbs 236
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARABIC GRAMMAR
17.2 Form II-X imperative verbs 238
17.2.1 Form II verbs 238
17.2.2 Form III verbs 239
17.2.3 Form IV verbs 239
17.2.4 Form VII verbs 240
17.2.5 Form VIII verbs 241
17.2.6 Form X verbs 242
17.2.7 Form V verbs 242
17.2.8 Form VI verbs 243
17.3 Indirect imperative 244
17.4 Negative imperative 245
17.5 Warnings 245
Past continuous tense 247
18.1 A state in the past 247
18.2 Past habitual action 247
18.3 Past continuous 248
18.3.1 Past continuous tense negation 249
Past perfect tense 251
Conditionals 254
20.1 Particles with varying tenses 254
20.1.1 131 “if” S 254
20.1.2 jJ “were,” “had... been” 256
20.1.3 ¿1 “if” 257
20.2 S Particles with the jussive mood 258
20.2.1 “whoever” 259
20.2.2 U “whatever” 259
20.2.3 “whatever” 260
20.2.4 “wherever” 260
20.2.5 js “whenever” 260
l * 20.2.6 (j 1 “whoever, whichever” 262
20.2.7 kS“however” 262
20.2.8 £s - “wherever” 262
CONTENTS
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’Inna and its sisters 263
21.1 ¿53 “but” 263
21.2 oS/ “because” S 264
21.3 01 “Indeed” and “that” s 265
21.4 0l “that” 266
21.5 jjJ “perhaps” 269
21.6 jt5 “as if, as though” 269
21.7 cJj “if only” 270
Relative pronouns 272
22.1 Singular relative pronouns 272
22.1.1 and ^xJl replacing subject nouns ** X ♦* 272
%M^s 22.1.2 and replacing object nouns 22.1.3 ^JJl and ^31 replacing nouns governed by 274
prepositions 274
22.1.4 replacing non-human plural nouns ♦♦ 275
22.1.5 Relative pronouns without antecedents 276
22.2 Dual relative pronouns 277
22.2.1 01-UJl and OlxUl replacing subject nouns ^ S S s 22.2.2 and ¿^xUl replacing direct object nouns 278
and objects of prepositions 278
22.3 Plural relative pronouns ^S 280
22.3.1 ¿¿ill 280
22.3.2 ¿1/JiUl /^1 _^JJ1 / J! U1 281
22.4 Relative clauses with indefinite antecedents 283
22.5 Relative clauses without antecedents 285
22.5.1 ¿5 and U as relative pronouns 285
Agentive nouns 288
23.1 Form I verbs 288
23.1.1 Hollow verbs 288
23.1.2 Defective verbs 289
23.1.3 Doubled verbs 290
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23.2 Form II֊X verbs 290
23.2.1 Hollow verbs in JJutLil ֊ J (Forms II-X)
292
23.2.2 Doubled verbs in JilxJd ֊ JJU (Forms II-X)
Jpli *¿1 ^ 292
23.3 Functions of agentive nouns 293
23.3.1 Agentive nouns functioning as nouns 293
23.3.2 Agentive nouns functioning as adjectives 295
23.3.3 Agentive nouns functioning as transitive verbs 295
24 Passive participles 297
24.1 Derivation of passive participles 297
24.1.1 ¿¿¿(Form I) 297
24.1.2 - Jii (Forms II-X) 298
24.2 Functions of passive participles 301
24.2.1 Passive participles as adjectives 301
24.2.2 Passive participles as nouns 302
24.3 Passive participle phrases ^ 303
iZ £
24.3.1 Passive participle phrases used with o) 303
0 *
24.3.2 Passive participle phrases used with ¿1 303
25 Verbal nouns: maSdars 305
25.1 Derivation of maSdars 306
25.1.1 ¿Jo (Form I) maSdars 306
25.1.2 Jii - ¿¿cil (Forms II-X) maSdars 311
25.1.3 Quadriliteral verb maSdars 321
25.1.4 Color word maSdars 322
25.1.5 Miim-begmning maSdars 322
25.1.6 Abstract nouns of quality 323
25.2 Behavior of maSdars 323
25.2.1 Definite and indefinite maSdars 324
25.3 Cognate Objects 324
25.4 MaSdars with direct objects 325
25.5 MaSdars with prepositions 326
CONTENTS
25.6 MaSdars substituting for
¿1 / £jUil JJLiJl + ¿1 326
25.7 Objects of purpose 327
25.8 Negation of maSdars with *Jip 329
Diminutive nouns 330
Comparative adjectives 334
27.1 The function of adjectives 334
27.2 Comparative adjectives 335
27.3 Comparative of color words 337
27.4 Superlative adjectives 338
27.5 Superlative adjectives of color 341
Plural nouns 342
28.1 Regular masculine plurals 342
28.1.1 JJ i (Form I) active participle plurals 343
28.2 Regular feminine plurals 346
28.3 Irregular (broken) plurals 347
28.4 Place noun plurals 351
28.5 Instrument noun plurals 353
28.6 The five nouns and their plurals 357
28.7 Unit noun plurals 359
28.8 Plural nouns of single occurrence 360
28.9 Profession noun plurals 362
28.10 Nouns of intensity and their plurals 363
28.11 Plural nouns and adjectives 363
28.12 Collective/mass nouns 367
Indeclinable nouns/diptotes 368
29.1 Indeclinable plural nouns 369
29.2 Indeclinable adjectives 370
29.3 Indeclinable proper nouns 371
29.4 Indeclinable compound proper nouns 371
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30 Numbers 372
30.1 “One” and “two” 372
30.2 “Three” to “ten” 374
30.2.1 The counted noun from “three” to “ten”
for indefinite nouns 374
30.3 Cardinal numbers as adjectives for definite nouns 377
30.4 “Eleven” and “twelve” 378
30.5 “Thirteen” to “nineteen” 379
30.6 The tens (“twenty,” “thirty,” etc.) 379
30.7 “Twenty-one” to “ninety-nine” 380
30.8 Hundred(s) 382
30.8.1 “Two hundred” 382
30.9 Thousand(s) 384
30.9.1 “Two thousand” 384
30.9.2 Thousands and dates 385
30.10 Million(s) 386
30.11 Ordinal numbers “first” to “tenth” as adjectives 388
30.12 Ordinal numbers as adverbs 389
30.13 Lists of cardinal and ordinal numbers 390
30.13.1 Cardinal and ordinal numbers from 1 to 10 390
30.13.2 Cardinal numbers with counted nouns 390
30.13.3 Ordinal numbers with counted nouns 391
30.14 Fractions 391
31 Quantifiers 393
31.1 AS 393
U »
31.1.1 JS plus indefinite singular nouns: “each and every” 393
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31.1.2 JS plus definite singular nouns: “the whole of” 393
31.1.3 J5 plus definite plural nouns: “all of” 394
31.2 “some of” 394
31.3 ^ “all of” 395
31.4 çJàJLa “most of” 395
31.5 “both” 396
31.6 hk “both” 396
31.7 SJlc- “many, a number of” 397
S
31.8 The quantifiers as adjectives 397
CONTENTS xix
32 Haal clauses (accusative of circumstance) 399
32.1 A nominal sentence as a subordinate clause 399
32.2 Verbal sentences without JU-I jl 400
32.3 Equational sentences 401
32.4 Use of active participles, passive participles or nouns 402
32.5 Use of prepositional phrases 402
32.6 Negation of Haal clause 403
32.7 Haal clauses in the past tense 404
33 Tamyiiz (accusative of specification) 405
33.1 Comparisons using tamyiiz 405
33.2 Numerals 11 to 99 and tamyiiz 406
33.3 Weights, measures, and tamyiiz 406
33.4 *£ “how much,” “how many” and tamyiiz 407
34 Exception 408
34.1 Vi y 408
34.2 U 409
34.3 jS 410
34.4 ?» · 410
34.5 411
34.6 L 412
34.7 412
34.8 LM 413
34.9 0 s s s ՝ 413
35 Vocative 414
35.1 l «* 414
35.2 0 ^ ijjü “lamentation” 417
35.3 418
35.4 418
35.5 Ljif L / L 419
35.6 419
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36 Exclamation 420
36.1 U plus comparative adjectives 420
36.2 L... Lo plus verbal phrases 421
36.3 o - 422
36.4 d/Jt 422
36.5 ‘A 423
36.6 XJù and 424
Apposition 425
37.1 Substitution of a noun for the whole 425
37.2 Substitution of a part for the whole 426
37.3 Comprehensive substitution 426
37.4 Correcting oneself 426
Emphasis 427
38.1 O ^ (_r֊^ / Cj* 427
38.1.1 in the dual 428
38.1.2 in the plural 428
38.2 oli “self” 429
38.3 Emphasis by pronoun repetition 429
Appendix A: hollow verbs 431
Appendix B: defective verbs 435
Appendix C: doubled verbs 436
Appendix D: JupIs verbs (Form III) 438
Appendix E: JJel verbs (Form IV) 440
■tf f֊ Appendix F: verbs requiring the use of ’anna ¿ 1 441
y· t֊ Appendix G: phrases requiring the use of ’anna jl 444
» c֊ Appendix H: phrases requiring the use of ’an jl 445
Bibliography 446
Index 1: English grammatical terms 448
Index 2: Arabic grammatical terms 453
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