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الدرس الثاني

Lesson Two. الدرس الثاني. Topics: Adjectives and the nouns they qualify Adjectives of color and defect The Definite Article Sun Letters and Moon Letters Adjectives that qualify definite nouns. النَّعْتُ. The Adjective.

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الدرس الثاني

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  1. Lesson Two الدرس الثاني Topics: Adjectives and the nouns they qualify Adjectives of color and defect The Definite Article Sun Letters and Moon Letters Adjectives that qualify definite nouns Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  2. النَّعْتُ The Adjective A noun qualified by an adjective is called مَنْعُوتٌwhile the adjective is called نَعْتٌ. The adjective follows the noun. Examples: Masculine: Feminine: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  3. النَّعْتُ The Adjective When referring to a person, كَبِيرٌ means “old” while قَدِيمٌ means “long standing.”

  4. النَّعْتُ The Adjective Translate into Arabic:

  5. النَّعْتُ The Adjective This is a new student. = هَذَا طَالِبٌ جَدِيدٌ Translate into Arabic: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  6. Exercise: point to the following objects and say in Arabic: “This is a … ...” using an adjective to describe it.

  7. النَّعْتُ The Adjective Correct the following sentences. Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  8. النَّعْتُ The Adjective Here is a list of common adjectives: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  9. الْمَعْرِفَةُ وَالنَّكِرَةُ Definite & Indefinite الْمَعْرِفَةُ definite النَّكِرَةُ indefinite Tanwīnshows that a noun is indefinite. Tanwīnis dropped when the definite article (أَلْ) is present, leaving one Damma at the end. Since أَلْ begins with HamzatulWasl, it is elided when it comes after any word and is written as: ﭐ Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  10. الْمَعْرِفَةُ وَالنَّكِرَةُ Definite & Indefinite Moon Letters الْحُرُوفُ الْقَمَرِيَّةُ أ ب ج ح خ ع غ ف ق ك م ه و ي Ifأَلْcomes before a Moon Letter, its Lam is pronounced with a sukoon. أَلْأَبُ ،أَلْبَابُ ،أَلْحَمْدُ ، أَلْعَيْنُ ، أَلْفِيلُ، أَلْكَلِمَةُ Sun Letters الْحُرُوفُ الشَّمْسِِيَّةُ ت ث د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ل ن Ifأَلْcomes before a Sun Letter, its Lam is assimilated into the letter. أَلدَّارُ ، أَلسُّورَةُ ، أَلشَّجَرَةُ ، أَلطَّالِبُ، أَللَّيْلُ ، أَلنُّورُ Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  11. الْمَعْرِفَةُ وَالنَّكِرَةُ Definite & Indefinite Read the following words with the definite article. Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  12. The Adjective that Qualifies a Definite Noun The adjective that qualifies a definite noun must be definite. Read and translate the following: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  13. The Proper Noun & the Qualifying Adjective Since proper nouns are definite, their نعت must be definite. Eg. Translate: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  14. Adjectives of Color & Defect Such adjectives have a distinct masculine form (أَفْعَلُ) and a distinct feminine form (فَعْلاَءُ), which does not end with ة. Also, they do not take Tanween. Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  15. Adjectives of Color & Defect Read and translate the following sentences. Arabic Language MCMC 2007

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