The Quranic Arabic Corpus - Word by Word Grammar, Syntax and Morphology of the Holy Quran

The ninth word of verse (14:43) is an indefinite masculine noun and is in the nominative case (مرفوع). The noun's triliteral root is hā wāw yā (ه و ي).

Chapter (14) sūrat ib'rāhīm (Abraham)

(14:43:9)
hawāon
(are) empty.

N – nominative masculine indefinite noun

اسم مرفوع

Verse (14:43)

The analysis above refers to the 43rd verse of chapter 14 (sūrat ib'rāhīm):

Sahih International: Racing ahead, their heads raised up, their glance does not come back to them, and their hearts are void.

Quran Recitation by Saad Al-Ghamadi

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	Baqarah131 17th October, 2010 This occurance of hā wāw yā is apparently not linked to the concordance. Here and elsewhere I am puzzled to see "o" in the transliteration. Should it not be consistently "u"?
	Baqarah131 17th October, 2010 Is the root actually hā wāw alif?
	Kais 17th October, 2010 Salam, Inshallah the transliteration will be made more consistent. With regards to your suggested right - this sounds interesting ... do you have a reference to this in the literature, e.g. Lane's lexicon or some other Quranic dictionary?
	Baqarah131 17th October, 2010 My source was your concordance, which I suspect may have inadvertently juxtaposed two different roots. The heading reads هَوَآء , but all but one of the instances of the verb have yaa as the third radical. I live in a jungle village and have no books at all. Thank God for websites such as yours.

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Verse (14:43), Word 9 - Quranic Grammar

Chapter (14) sūrat ib'rāhīm (Abraham)

Verse (14:43)

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