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In the sentence "أخوك طيب القلب" (Your brother is kind-hearted), the word أخوك (akhūka) is the subject (مبتدأ) of the nominal sentence.
Here's a breakdown of its grammatical analysis:
- أخو (akhū): This is the noun itself, and it is one of the "five nouns" (الأسماء الخمسة). The "five nouns" are unique because they take specific signs of declension (إعراب) when they are in certain grammatical positions. In the nominative case (when it's a subject, for example), they are marked by the letter و (waw).
- ك (ka): This is the attached pronoun (ضمير متصل) for the second person singular masculine, meaning "your." It is in the genitive case (مضاف إليه) because it acts as a possessive, making "أخو" a construct state (مضاف).
So, the full اعراب (grammatical analysis) of أخوك is:
أخوك: مبتدأ مرفوع وعلامة رفعه الواو لأنه من الأسماء الخمسة، والكاف ضمير متصل مبني في محل جر مضاف إليه.
In English:
Akhūka: Subject, nominative, and its sign of nominative case is the waw because it is one of the five nouns, and the kāf is a attached pronoun built in the place of genitive as a possessive.
اذا كان لديك إجابة افضل او هناك خطأ في الإجابة علي سؤال "أخُوكَ طيبُ القلبِ" كلمة (أخوك)ما اعراب اخوك اترك تعليق فورآ.
