The Five Nouns There are five nouns are excluded from the other single nouns according

to the syntactic case. They have other marks to indicate them syntactic cases that the other doesnt have. The single noun always depends on rules in order to indicate its syntactic cases but the five nouns are contradicting those rules. Look at this table.

The syntactic case to single nouns in general. Nominative. Accusative. Genitive.

The last character. Is joined. Is opened. Is broken.

As you see in the previous table, the single nouns depend on it but the five nouns arent depending on al Harakat (vawelization system) rather than the letters. Firstly, identify what the five nouns are and them meaning.

Father. Brother. Father in law. Mouth. Owner of ~.

However, they have preconditions to be different from other single nouns. 1 It has to be adjunct to another noun in other words there must be a noun after it that is genitive noun. 2 The noun after it must not be ()that indicate the speaker. If the previous nouns achieve these preconditions then them syntactic cases are differentiating normal syntactic cases to a single noun. This table shows you those syntactic cases.

. . . . .~

Nominative case. Accusative case. Genitive case.

Examples:

., , , , ., , , , ., , , ,

. Your brother didnt go with us.

Your brother didnt

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( )is the beginning so its nominative. Its adjunct to ( )also.

. He asked him father in law in advance.

He asked him father in law in advance

( )is the object so its accusative. Its adjunct also.

. Youre owner of two legs.

You owner of two legs

( )is the predicate so its nominative. Its adjunct also.

. Let us go to her father.

Let us go to her father

( )is governed by ( )so its genitive. Its adjunct.

. You filled your mouth in by food.

Filled in your mouth food

( )is the object. Its adjunct also.

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