Laughing All The way

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 2, 2011 at 18:27

Ha ha ha - I translated this passage - before you did - why have you given a version of the same?...

That simply highlight that there is no need to mention the masdar - the mafool mutlaq in the above exmple is "Aklan Kathiran" The description "Kathiran" is important as that tells that you ate eating a "lot" - Now obviously there is no need to repeat the "eating" again - which renders Kathiran by itself as the mafool mutlaq.

And the same source you gave: Goes on to mention this .... so why it that you are lying about it? And being deceitful?

If Kathiran is not the mafool mutlaq and adverb? Then what is it?

¨ شذور من المفعول المطلق:

في اللغة كلمات كثيرة تُعرَب مفعولاً مطلقاً، دونك شذوراً منها:

- حقّاً: نحو: [خالدٌ صديقي حقّاً].

- قطْعاً: نحو: [هذا مذهبي قطْعاً].

- سمعاً وطاعةً: [أي: أَسمع وأُطيع].

- عجَباً: كلمةٌ، معروفة المعنى والاستعمال.

- لبَّيك: [أي: أُلَبّي].

- شُكراً: كلمةٌ، معروفة المعنى والاستعمال.

You just concentrate on your petty insults leave Arabic - it OBVIOUSLY well beyond you.

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