Are there any followers other than the four known ones?

The Shaykh : And the conjunction, the emphasis, and the substitute; are there no followers other than these? There are no original followers other than these things. There are followers by proximity, but we do not mention them. Some Arabs spoke of them, saying: "This is the burrow of a ruined adder", and the correct way to say it is: "This is the burrow of an adder, ruined", because the ruin is not in the adder; the ruin is in the burrow. But they said it is a follower of the adder by proximity. This is not our concern, because it is a rare, anomalous language. So the important thing is that the followers are four. Have we understood them completely now? And did we take examples of them from you by application? All that remains for us is the inflection. Who stopped at the inflection? I think it is in the second row!
The student: The second row.

The Shaykh : We completed the second row. We are now on the third. Come on, I took the inflection a little while ago, but this is not it, because this is in a different form.