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Table of Contents
- VARIETIES OF ARABIC
- WRITING SYSTEM & SOUNDS
- ORIGINS OF THE WRITING SYSTEM
- THE ALPHABET
- THE CONSONANTS
- THE VOWELS
- JOINING OF LETTERS
- TERMINAL TȂʔ
- NŪNATION DIACRITICS
- GEMINATE CONSONANTS
- LONG VOWELS ȗ & ȋ VS. SEMIVOWELS w & y
- LONG VOWEL ȃ VS. HAMZA·T
- INITIAL HAMZA·T
- SHORTENED ʔalif
- ORTHOGRAPHIC IRREGULARITIES
- SYLLABLES
- STRESS
- PREVENTION OF CONSONANT CLUSTERS
- PAUSAL FORMS
- CITATION FORMS
- SHORTENING OF TERMINAL LONG VOWELS
- ARABIC PHONOLOGY AS DESCRIBED BY SIBAWAYH
- HISTORICAL SOUND CHANGES
- Substantives
- Adjectives
- Denominal nouns
- Nouns in –a⋅t
- Nouns in –V(V)w/–V(V)y
- Nouns in –aw/–ay & –ȃw
- Nouns in –iy & –ȋy
- Nouns in other suffixes
- Diminutives
- IRREGULAR NOUNS
- DECLENSION
- GENDER OF NOUNS
- FEMININE MARKERS
- FEMININES WITHOUT MARKERS
- SINGULAR NOUNS
- DUAL NOUNS
- PLURAL NOUNS
الراصد العربي 
: I read
In perfect Classical Arabic, irregular plurals were not supposed to be used in adjectives. adjectives had to be pluralized only by adding the regular plural endings (masculine or
feminine).
? Where I can find more information about it
,If They would say : new teachers
معلّمون جديدون They wrote
? of every adjective جمع سالم Did they make
? جديدة Or did they used
I thank You very much for your attention
السلام عليكم
راشدة
We say a new teacher …(معلمة جديدة)…
… and we say new teachers …(معلمون جديدون)
… and that is because the peaceful plural is used with the sane person only … and new ones are considered an adjective which is in the plural of the peaceful masculine