For example: ما کان اللهُ بظالمٍ (Allah was not an oppressor.

For example: ما کان اللهُ بظالمٍ (Allah was not an oppressor.) • the incomplete verb is لیس for example: لیس اللهُ بظلّام للعبید (Allah is not oppressive to servants.) What makes the verb kāna stand out from all of its sisters? Kāna stands out because it is added after a mā of wonder and it is erased with its subject after a conditional in or law .

For example: الظالم هالکٌ و لو (کان الظالم) مَلِکاً (An oppressor will become destroyed even if (the oppressor was) a king.) What is an appropinquation verb? Appropinquation verbs are verbs that denote the closeness of an occurrence, hope of an occurrence, or the start of an action. Similar to the incomplete verbs, appropinquation verbs have a subject in the nominative case and a predicate in the accusative case.

For example: کاد الولدُ یَغرقُ (The boy was about to drown.) How many appropinquation verbs are there? The appropinquation verbs are: • کاد ، کَرَبَ ، أوشکَ which denote the closeness of an occurrence • اخلَولَقَ ، حَریَ ، عسیَ which denote the hope of an occurrence • أخَذَ ، جَعَلَ ، شَرعَ طَفِقَ علقَ هبَّ which denote the start of an action Do the meanings of these verbs always have something to do with closeness? No, sometimes they are used as transitive or intransitive verbs.

In these cases they are like any other regular verb. For example: أخذتُ الکتابَ عنِ الطاولةِ (I took the book off of the table.) What form is the predicate of an appropinquation verb in? The predicate of appropinquation verbs is always a verb in the aorist tense. For example: کاد الولدُ یَغرقُ Previous…