| User writes | Corrected version (if needed) | Explanation | |-------------|-------------------------------|-------------| | “١٢ كتاب” | ✅ “١٢ كتابًا” | 12 → noun must be singular accusative (كتابًا) | | “٣ بنات” | ✅ “٣ بناتٍ” | 3–10 → noun plural genitive (بناتٍ) | | “٥٠ طالب” | ✅ “٥٠ طالبًا” | 20–99 → noun singular accusative (طالبًا) | | “١١ كراسة” | ❌ → “١١ كراسةً” | 11 → singular accusative noun |
: A Tarkib Adadi consists of two parts joined together without a conjunction (like "and") to represent a single value. 2. Grammatical Rules (I'rab) tarkib adadi
The "Tarkib"
A defining characteristic of these compounds is their fixed ending, known as being Mabni 'ala al-fath Both parts of the compound must end with a | User writes | Corrected version (if needed)