Does the disyllabic word enter with the trisyllabic word in the rules of diminutives?
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The questioner : Does the disyllabic word enter with the trisyllabic word?
The Shaykh : There is no disyllabic word at all, meaning, a name cannot have fewer than three letters, except if there is a deletion, as we said: arbitrarily, or for a morphological reason, like 'iddah, yes, and like yad (hand), and the like. And it is not possible to reduce it; all inflected names do not fall below three letters, like sam (smell).
The Shaykh : There is no disyllabic word at all, meaning, a name cannot have fewer than three letters, except if there is a deletion, as we said: arbitrarily, or for a morphological reason, like 'iddah, yes, and like yad (hand), and the like. And it is not possible to reduce it; all inflected names do not fall below three letters, like sam (smell).