September 25th, 2007 4 comments
In this intermediate lesson we teach you how to form feminine plural. There is a lot of grammar in this lesson and we teach you the rules to follow when changing singular feminine to plural feminine, so tune in and learn how to make Sayara (car) plural.

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Anonymous says
Wed 17th Oct 07@01:57 pm

Layla wrote:
interesting stuff!
so how would i change layla to plural? seeing as it ends in alif al-maqsura would it be laylayat?
and mustashfa (i think it means hospital correct me if i'm wrong lol). does mustashfa follow the same pattern? what is the plural of mustashfa?
and musa also ends in alif al-maqsura but it is masculine, does it follow a different pattern or the same? What is the plural of musa?
thanks, look forward to a response.
keep up the good work grin
Ehab says
Thu 18th Oct 07@12:20 pm

Salam Layla;
It is interesting question too.
Layla which has the ALEF MAQ9ORAH (áíáì) means ‘the very nice dark night’ as well as ‘the enjoyment of wine’.. It is also a girl name. Since it ends up with ALF AMQ9ORAH, then we simply do it as same as we did the second example in the transcript: we convert the ALF MAQ9ORAH to YA, then add the suffix AAT, see below:
áíáì > áíáí > áíáíÇÊ
MUSTASHFA is exactly the same:
ãÓÊÔÝì > ãÓÊÔÝí > ãÓÊÔÝíÇÊ

About MUSA,, it is not easy one and I’ll give you my opinion, others might have different opinions. MUSA is a foreign name (Úáã ÇÚÌãí) – not an Arabic origin name. so if you compare it to the last example in the transcript, as well as the comment that we said in the mp3 file, if you compare it, you will find it similar, im my opinion MUSA takes feminine plural rule although it is a masculine name. However, you need to apply the ALF MAQ9ORAH rule to itt:
ãæÓì > ãæÓí > ãæÓíÇÊ
So if you take it as simple as it is, you’ll find it easy,, but if we had explained this in the lesson, people would find it complicated and that’s why we avoid those details in the mp3 file and also that’s why this discussion feature is available so we can answer extra things.
I hope I covered everything you’ve asked about. Keep it up and I would love to hear more interesting questions from you.
TA7EYATI
Ehab
Anonymous says
Thu 18th Oct 07@02:46 pm

Layla wrote:
Thanks very much for clearing that up for me grin
Good explanation!
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