An Introduction To Morphology

Preterite, Aorist, and Imperative Verbs

Verbs With and Without Increase Letters Added To Their Roots

Triliteral and Quadriliteral Verbs with Increase Letters

Sound and Unsound Verbs

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

Active and Passive Verbs

Conjugation of A Verb With Its Pronoun

Incorporation

Weak Letter Transformation

Writing a Hamza

The wasl and qat‛ hamza

Non-Perfect Verbs

Emphasis and Non-Emphasis

The Conjugation of the Passive Voice

The Infinitive

The Mimi Infinitive and The Quasi-Infinitive Noun

The Nomen Vicis And The Nomen Speciei

The Active and Passive Nouns

Epithet

Comparative and Superlative Nouns

The Exaggerated Forms

Adverbial Nouns of Place and Time and Instrumental Nouns

The Structure of a Noun

Rules Pertaining to the Dual Form

Sound Masculine Plural

Sound Feminine Plural

Broken Plurals

Rules of Broken Plurals

Nouns and Epithets

Generic and Proper Nouns

Masculine And Feminine Nouns

Possessive Nouns

The Diminutive Form

Declination

Implied Declinable Signs

Conjugational and Non-Conjugational Declinable Nouns

Indeclinable Words

Pronouns

Demonstrative Pronouns

Conjuncts

The Relative Clause

Conditional Nouns

Interrogative Nounds

Metonymy

Adverbial Nounds

Verbal Nouns

Cardinal Numbers

Ordinal Numbers

A study of Arabic Morphology volume 3. Translated by Hamid Hussein
Waqar.


Elementary Arabic Morphology 3

Weak Letter Transformation
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47: What is weak letter transformation?

47: Weak letter transformation is the change of weak letters by erasing
them, as in **قُل,** changing them, as in **قالَ,** or taking away their
vowel sign, as in **یَقُولُ.** The purpose behind this is to make the
words easy to pronounce. There are many rules regarding the
transformation of weak letters which one can refer to the fourth volume
of *Elementary*


