Elementary Arabic Morphology 1

A study of Arabic Morphology volume 1. Translated by Hamid Hussein Waqar.

• The Alphabet
• Vowels, Nunation and the Absence of Vowels
• Vocalazation, The Glottal Stop and Weak Letters
• The Make Up of Words and The Subject of Morphology
• The Division of Words Into Nouns and Prepositions
• Regular Verbs and Verbs With Increase Letters
• The Division of Verbs into Perfect, Sound and Unsound
• The Division of Verbs Into The Imperative, Preterite and Aorist Tenses
• The Conjugation of The Verb With Its Pronouns
• The Aoris and Imperative Tenses
• The Division of The Verb Into Declinable and Indeclinable 1
• The Division of The Verb Into Declinable and Indeclinable 2
• The Division of The Verb Into Being Transitive or Intransitive
• The Division of The Verb Into Passive and Active
• The Division of Nouns Into Single, Dual and Plural
• The Division of Nouns Into Masculine and Feminine
• The Division of Nouns Into Apalistic Derived
• Active and Passive Participles
• Comparatives, Superlatives, and Epithets
• The Division of Nouns Into Definite and Indefinite
• Pronouns
• Proper Nouns and Demonstrative Pronouns
• Conjunctions, Definite Nouns With The Alif-Lam and Prefixed Nouns
• The Division of Nouns Into Declinable And Indeclinable
• Indeclinable Nouns