What is the grammatical analysis of the phrase "tasa'ulna"?
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The Shaykh : The grammatical analysis of "tasa'ulna" is that it is a present tense verb, raised in case by the estimated value of the deleted nun, which was deleted due to the succession of similar letters. The deleted waw is the substitute subject, and it was deleted due to the meeting of two static letters. This is the grammatical analysis. All right.
So, the present tense verb is fully inflected except in two cases: when the nun of emphasis is directly attached to it, or when the nun of the feminine is attached to it. Yes, when the nun of the feminine is attached to it, it is built on what?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : When the nun of the feminine is attached to the present tense verb, it is built on what?
The questioner : On sukun (stillness).
The Shaykh : It is built on sukun, and when the nun of emphasis is attached to it, it is built on fath (opening). That is complete. All right. What? Are we done? Are we finished? Yes.
The questioner : ... .
So, the present tense verb is fully inflected except in two cases: when the nun of emphasis is directly attached to it, or when the nun of the feminine is attached to it. Yes, when the nun of the feminine is attached to it, it is built on what?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : When the nun of the feminine is attached to the present tense verb, it is built on what?
The questioner : On sukun (stillness).
The Shaykh : It is built on sukun, and when the nun of emphasis is attached to it, it is built on fath (opening). That is complete. All right. What? Are we done? Are we finished? Yes.
The questioner : ... .