Sarf and Nahw Summary: 1.3 - Nouns
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Section 1.3 – Nouns A Noun is either flexible ( مُعْرَب ) or Inflexible ( مَبْنِيٌّ ). Flexible means a noun can have all three states. For example, the word Allah can be Allahu ( اللهُ ), Allaha ( اللهَ ) and Allahi ( اللهِ ). An inflexible noun ( مَبْنيْ ) means it has only one state to represent Nominative, Accusative, or Genitive. For example, the name Musa, is Musa ( مُوْسٰى ) in Nominative, Musa ( مُوْسٰى ) also in Accusative and Musa ( مُوْسٰى ) again in Genitive.