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We are currently looking for volunteers to review the linguistic annotation in the corpus. If you come across a word and you feel that a better analysis could be provided, you can suggest a correction online by clicking on an Arabic word. New messages or suggestions still under discussion are shown below. Resolved comments on morphological and syntactic tagging have been archived (5234 messages).

Messages 2266 to 2342 of 2380:

 (24:29:7) ADJ to 24:29:6 Abdul Rahman 14 February 10
 (24:27:18) One "ta" has been omitted for ease of... Abdul Rahman 14 February 10
 (24:27:7) ADJ to 24:27:6 Abdul Rahman 14 February 10
 (5:13:7) This could act as a tamyeez or Haal, I am not sure... FS 10 February 10
 The verb 5:13:5 takes two direct objects and this is the... Abdul Rahman 10 February 10
 Salamu Alaykum, Please allow me to explain the reason why... Kais 10 February 10
 Sorry, I mean to say subjunctive vs jussive moods ('mansoob'... Kais 10 February 10
 "the second maf3ool bih", accusative---Reference Book page 28... Mazhar A. Nurani 10 February 10
 Thank you all for the clarification we can leave the gender... FS 11 February 10
 (5:6:14) N- genitive feminine (ACQ) singular noun FS 7 February 10
 Salam. ACQ sounds interesting. What does it stand for? Please... Kais 7 February 10
 W/salaam- I had suggested that we could use ACQ to stand for... FS 7 February 10
 Dictionaries show the word as plural noun. Singular and... Mazhar A. Nurani 7 February 10
 Salam. I think the problem is that the website needs to show... Kais 7 February 10
 My view on this is that the tagging for this word as... Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 Salam Abdul Rahman, Not 9 but 11 plural occurreces are in... Mazhar A. Nurani 8 February 10
 Salam Mazhar, you are right. I miscounted. But I had already... Abdul Rahman 8 February 10
 Salaam all, That may be so, but then we are not being... FS 8 February 10
 Salam Abdul Rahman, may be the gender of noun is relevant in... Mazhar A. Nurani 8 February 10
 This information may be relevant and... Mazhar A. Nurani 8 February 10
 Jazakallahu khairan Br. Mazhar for the links I think this may... FS 8 February 10
 Br. Mazhar to add, I think also that more and more these days... FS 8 February 10
 Whilst we consider what to do, let's look at this in... FS 8 February 10
 (5:6:9) The gender issue once again, see previous words, we... FS 7 February 10
 Please refer to my comments at 5:6:44. The gender of the noun... Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 5:6:45 Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 5:11:14. Sorry. Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 (75:22:1) This follows on from the suggestions given for the... FS 7 February 10
 Yes, this is one of the instances where the gender is... Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 5:6:45 Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 Sorry. The correct reference is 5:11:14. Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 (5:6:44) N- genitive feminine (ACQ) singular noun FS 7 February 10
 My preference is for N - genitive plural noun. Singular form... Abdul Rahman 7 February 10
 (24:15:2) Note that one "ta" has been omitted from this... Abdul Rahman 6 February 10
 (5:6:15) See here the word أرجل has been tagged as 'feminine... FS 6 February 10
 (29:41:9) Feminine, singular- the following verb is feminine... Mazhar A. Nurani 6 February 10
 (5:6:17) Concerning the feminine gender issue again- I think... FS 6 February 10
 (37:102:6) Isn't "bunay+ya" a diminutive form of "ibn+i"... Samir 19 January 10
 Salam Samir. Thats quite good to know. Just out of interest... Kais 19 January 10
 Of the seven translators, only Pickthall tries to convey the... Abdul Rahman 19 January 10
 3laykum salam ya Kais. To be frank, I always thought it was a... Samir 20 January 10
 The article "Textual criticism of the Koran" by James A... Samir 20 January 10
 The same word is also in 11:42; 12:05; 31:13; 31:16; 31:17... Mazhar A. Nurani 20 January 10
 Wa alaykum assalam, brothers. This is a very interesting... Kais 20 January 10
 The Arabic term is "al-taSgheer" (ta sad ghain ya ra). Abdul Rahman 20 January 10
 Its plural version is 2:132:6; 12:67:2;12:87:1. plural... Mazhar A. Nurani 21 January 10
 Mazhar, baniyya is plural diminutive or just plural? Samir 21 January 10
 Perhaps Just plural, Noon dropped because of Idhafa [Muzaf +... Mazhar A. Nurani 21 January 10
 (5:1:3) Would it be better to say: 'Believed' instead of... FS 19 January 10
 Salam, I am also in favour of "Believed", based on the... Kais 19 January 10
 Salaam Kais, I hope that we can influence (in the... FS 19 January 10
 wa alaykum assalam wa rahmatullah wa barakatu Yep this... Kais 19 January 10
 The problem with using the English present perfect tense to... Abdul Rahman 20 January 10
 Salaam, I was under the impression that 'O you who have... FS 21 January 10
 (5:1:1) We can break this word down into three seperate... FS 19 January 10
 Salam, Yes we could split this up. At the moment vocative... Kais 19 January 10
 Salam,the web reference you are following is dividing it into... Faiz 19 January 10
 Salam Faiz, I suppose you could just say "imkam, vol 3... Kais 19 January 10
 Salaam Faiz, Right I'll have a look at that reference as I... FS 19 January 10
 Salaam Kais, I think so too we must decide how far or how... FS 19 January 10
 (23:44:4) Page 391-Vol VII of Reference book calls it... Mazhar A. Nurani 11 January 10
 Mashallah Mazhar ! An excellent correction - and also with... Kais 11 January 10
 Thanks Kais. However this site... Mazhar A. Nurani 11 January 10
 It would be good to hear other people's opinion on this, but... Kais 11 January 10
 AssalamuAlaikum ,yes it is ism (hal)in accusative state.But... Faiz 11 January 10
 On consulting Darweesh, vol. 5 pg. 205, this word should be... Abdul Rahman 11 January 10
 Salam Abdul Rahman, Thanks for clearing this up. I think its... Kais 11 January 10
 (23:40:2) Particle [usually terned as Extra] Mazhar A. Nurani 11 January 10
 (33:40:3) it might be good to add ROOT:Hmd as was considered... abdul-baqi 8 January 10
 I would agree. Please feel free to point out any additional... Kais 8 January 10
 (19:23:12) "Masculine" here does not seem appropriate. Abdul Rahman 22 December 09
 (19:5:8) Feminine. Although this noun appears to be masculine... Abdul Rahman 20 December 09
 (18:60:9) Locative noun Mazhar A. Nurani 19 December 09
 (18:14:19) Verbal noun Mazhar A. Nurani 14 December 09
 (2:251:24) min asmaa alkhamsah ummsalman 14 December 09
 (17:84:5) active participle, feminine. Mazhar A. Nurani 13 December 09
 (17:64:19) Verbal noun. Mazhar A. Nurani 12 December 09

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