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Grammar of An-Naba 21 النبإ

إِنَّ جَهَنَّمَ كَانَتْ مِرْصَادًا

An-Naba 21

Book-grounded syntax

إِنَّ إِنَّان · Accusative particleAccusative particle ACCجَهَنَّمَ جَهَنَّمَجهنم · Proper nounProper noun PNكَانَتْ كَانَتْكانت · VerbVerb Vمِرْصَادًۭا مِرْصَادًۭامرصادا · NounNoun N(هِىَ) (هِىَ)هِىَ · Personal pronounPersonal pronoun PRONNominal sentence NSPredicate of a special verb or particlekāna/inna pred.Subject of a special verb or particlekāna/inna subj.Predicate of a special verb or particlekāna/inna pred.Subject of a special verb or particlekāna/inna subj.

Relation groups

  • Core: subject, predicate, object
  • Genitives and attachment
  • Followers: adjective, coordination, apposition
  • Complements and particles
  • Books disagree or record another reading
  • No book addresses it
  • A book says otherwise

Grammatical links

Each arc runs from a word to the word it depends on. A dot marks a link no book states outright. Brackets group a phrase; grey words are elided or come from a neighbouring verse.

Source: Analysis of «إعراب القرآن الكريم» (مجموعة من المؤلفين, Dar al-Sahaba). No book text is copied: each fact stores the book id, Shamela page ids, character offsets and a quote hash. · Licence: own work

Corpus treebank

إِنَّ إِنَّان · Accusative particleAccusative particle ACCجَهَنَّمَ جَهَنَّمَجهنم · Proper nounProper noun PNكَانَتْ كَانَتْكانت · VerbVerb V(هِىَ) (هِىَ)هِىَ · Personal pronounPersonal pronoun PRONمِرْصَادًۭا مِرْصَادًۭامرصادا · NounNoun NNominal sentence NSPredicate of a special verb or particlekāna/inna pred.Predicate of a special verb or particlekāna/inna pred.Subject of a special verb or particlekāna/inna subj.Subject of a special verb or particlekāna/inna subj.

Relation groups

  • Core: subject, predicate, object
  • Genitives and attachment
  • Followers: adjective, coordination, apposition
  • Complements and particles
  • Books disagree or record another reading
  • No book addresses it
  • A book says otherwise

Grammatical links

Each arc runs from a word to the word it depends on. A dot marks a link no book states outright. Brackets group a phrase; grey words are elided or come from a neighbouring verse.

Source: The Quranic Arabic Corpus, https://corpus.quran.com, Copyright (C) 2011 Kais Dukes. · corpus.quran.com · Licence: GNU GPLv3 with terms of use

Iʿrāb

Source: الإعراب المفصل لكتاب الله المرتل (Bahjat Abd al-Wahid Salih), Shamela book 150578 · Licence: not licensed for public or paid distribution

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