إعراب جمع المذكر السالم | قاعدة إعراب جمع المذكر السالم

The video tutorial explains the concept of the masculine sound plural in Arabic, which refers to more than two rational masculine nouns. It details how this plural form is constructed by adding specific suffixes and provides examples such as 'المصريون' and 'المشاركين'. The tutorial further elaborates on how the masculine sound plural is used in different grammatical cases: nominative, accusative, and genitive, with examples for each case. The nominative case is marked by the suffix 'الواو', while the accusative and genitive cases are marked by 'الياء'. The video concludes with a summary of these grammatical rules.

What is the regular masculine plural used to indicate in Arabic?

• A single feminine noun

• More than two masculine rational nouns

• More than two feminine nouns

• A single masculine noun

Which of the following is an example of a regular masculine plural?

• الكتاب

• المشاركين

• المعلمات

• المدرسة

In the sentence 'انتصر المصريون في حرب أكتوبر', what is the grammatical role of 'المصريون'?

• Prepositional object

• Direct object

• Adjective

• Subject

How is the regular masculine plural marked in the accusative case?

• With a 'taa'

• With a 'noon'

• With a 'yaa'

• With a 'waaw'

What is the genitive case marker for the regular masculine plural?

• Noon

• Yaa

• Waaw

• Alif