Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): Names of Verbs and Sounds.
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The Shaykh : Then the author said: "Names of Verbs and Sounds"
Names of Verbs means the name that is established as a designation for the verb, just as you name your child with his name. This is the meaning of his statement "Names of Verbs"; they are names assigned to verbs. For example, you might say, "This is a *muhaffah*," or "This is Zayd," "This is 'Amr," "This is Khalid." A name is assigned to the verb, and it falls into three categories: what is assigned for the command, what is assigned for the past, and what is assigned for the present.
Names of Verbs means the name that is established as a designation for the verb, just as you name your child with his name. This is the meaning of his statement "Names of Verbs"; they are names assigned to verbs. For example, you might say, "This is a *muhaffah*," or "This is Zayd," "This is 'Amr," "This is Khalid." A name is assigned to the verb, and it falls into three categories: what is assigned for the command, what is assigned for the past, and what is assigned for the present.