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A Grammar of the Arabic Language

Sami A. Hanna, William Wright

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Part I. Orthography and Orthoepy: Part II. Etymology or the Parts of Speech: 1. The verb A. General view B. The strong verb C. The weak verb 2. The noun A. The nouns substantive and adjective B. The numerals C. The nomina demonstrativa and conjuctiva Part III. The Particles: A. The prepositions B. The adverbs C. The conjunctions D. The interjections.

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Part I. Orthography and Orthoepy: Part II. Etymology or the Parts of Speech: 1. The verb A. General view B. The strong verb C. The weak verb 2. The noun A. The nouns substantive and adjective B. The numerals C. The nomina demonstrativa and conjuctiva Part III. The Particles: A. The prepositions B. The adverbs C. The conjunctions D. The interjections.

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Part I. Orthography and Orthoepy: Part II. Etymology or the Parts of Speech: 1. The verb A. General view B. The strong verb C. The weak verb 2. The noun A. The nouns substantive and adjective B. The numerals C. The nomina demonstrativa and conjuctiva Part III. The Particles: A. The prepositions B. The adverbs C. The conjunctions D. The interjections.

Key concepts: Linguistics, Adjective, Noun, Verb, Grammar, Etymology, Numeral system, Orthography

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