🔤Arabic Grammar & Morphology
Two explanations of the passages of souls in morphology
شرحان على مراح الأرواح في علم الصرف
Author: شمس الدين أحمد المعروف بديكنقوز أو دنقوز (المتوفى: 855هـ) (d. 855)
About this work
هذا الكتاب يضم شرحين على متن "مراح الأرواح" في علم الصرف، أحدهما لديكنقوز والآخر لابن كمال باشا. يبدأ الشرحان بمقدمة في أهمية التصريف، ثم يتناولان بالتفصيل أبواب الصرف المختلفة بدءًا من بناء الفعل الصحيح، مرورًا بالمضاعف والمهموز والمعتل، وانتهاءً باللفيف، مع شرح للأمثلة الصرفية كالماضي والمضارع والأمر وأسماء الفاعل والمفعول والزمان والمكان والآلة.
Translation
This book includes two commentaries on the book “Marah al-Souh” on morphology, one by Dickinson and the other by Ibn Kamal Pasha. The two explanations begin with an introduction to the importance of morphology, then discuss in detail the various sections of morphology, starting with the construction of the correct verb, passing through the double, the marginal, and the conjugated, and ending with the declension, with an explanation of morphological examples such as the past, present, imperative, and nouns of the subject, object, time, place, and instrument.
Topics covered
- Book sermon
- Chapter One: Explaining the construction of the correct one
- Chapter on explaining examples from the past
- Separation and intervention of the implicit in the past and its sisters
- Chapter in the future
- Chapter: On command and prohibition:
- Chapter on the active participle
- Chapter: In the active participle
- Chapter: In My Name: Time and Space:
- Chapter: On the name of the machine:
- Chapter Two: On the multiplier
- Chapter Three: On the neglected
- Chapter Four is about the sick
- Chapter five in the hollows
- Chapter Six: Incomplete
- Chapter seven in the scroll
- Index
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