...cities, and of regions are feminine, in this respect agreeing with the Latin. Nouns in Arabic have three numbers, singular, dual, and plural; and three cases, nominative, genitive, and accusative. iv. The verb, says Savary in his Arabic Grammar, is the word, emphatically and par excellence; and...

...Instrument. ^.i open. Oi cut. a school. a ferry. a resting place. an assembly. place of worship, a mosque. The Arabic Noun has three numbers, Singular, Dual,...Plural, and three cases, Nominative, Genitive and & Accusative. The Accusative singular in \ is the Adverb, and as such is much used. perchance. ljuaii...

...conjugations are: 'qtl, hitqatel, hitqatal, hitqatel, qatil, qutal, huqtal, hoqtal'. The Arabic noun can take three numbers: singular, dual and plural and three cases: nominative, genitive and accusative. Nouns take the ending /-un/ in the nominative, /-in/ in the genitive and /an/ in the accusative. In...