مقيس مطرد

07:40 Apr 27, 2008
Arabic to English translations [PRO]
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Arabic term or phrase: مقيس مطرد
وأن الماضي المضموم العين لا يأتي مضارعه إلا مضموم العين أيضا فهذه ستة أوجه وردت مستعملة بكثرة في مضارع الفعل الثلاثي وبعضها أكثر استعمالا من بعض الوجه الأول فعل يفعل بفتح عين الماضي وكسر عين المضارع ويجيء متعديا نحو ضربه يضربه ورماه يرميه وباعه يبيعه ولازما نحو جلس يجلس وهو مقيس مطرد في واوي الفاء نحو وعد يعد ووصف يصف ووجب يجب.
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5 +1regular and applies to all verbs whose...
Saleh Dardeer
4Steadily measured/matched
Moodi


  

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Steadily measured/matched


Explanation:
taking about ??? Yes, the rule tackles syntactically the past form of a verb in the Arabic language, and in translation I may proceed in explanation of the contextualization up to ......... ولازماً نحو
واستمر بالترجمة ...

it may be intransitive verb, e.g. sit: sat, and steadily matched/measured.

in response to Khalid


Moodi
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2 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
regular and applies to all verbs whose...


Explanation:
I do believe that مقيس here means قياسي which means regular and the rule is applicable to it; not شاذ irregular. مطرد means that this rule applies to all verbs whose faa (the first letter in its root) is the letter of Waw )و(

HTH

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Note added at 193 days (2008-11-06 19:40:22 GMT)
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Also, in the light of this link

وذلك مقيس مطرد فيه، أي: هذان الطريقان صحيحان، ومستقيمان في لسان العرب .
http://www.islamweb.net/ver2/archive/readart.php?id=114621

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Correct and sound in the Arabic Language

Saleh Dardeer
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
PRO pts in category: 84

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agree  Khalid Nasir
2 hrs
  -> Thanks a lot, br. Khalid!
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