يَجِبْit is obligatory حَذْفُomission مُتْعلّقاتِthe governors of الظُّروفْadverbials
يَجِبْ حَذْفُ مُتْعلّقاتِ الظُّروفْ
كَذَاlikewise كُلُّall ماthat which خَفَضَتْهُput it in the genitive الْحُرُوفْthe prepositions
كَذَا كُلُّ ما خَفَضَتْهُ الْحُرُوفْ
The governors of adverbials must be omitted,
The dependents of circumstances must be deleted
As must those of whatever the prepositions put in the genitive,
As well as all that prepositions render declined
بِبابِin the chapter on الصِّلاتِrelative clauses وأَمْثالِهمand their like
بِبابِ الصِّلاتِ وأَمْثالِهم
مَعَalong with الحالِthe circumstantial expression فاعْلَمso know بهِabout it والْوُصُوفْand adjectival descriptions
مَعَ الحالِ فاعْلَم بهِ والْوُصُوفْ
In relative clauses and their like,
With genitive connectives and the like
Along with circumstantial expressions—know this—and adjectival descriptions;
Along with the state; know it and descriptions
وَرفْعُand putting in the nominative الظواهِرِovert nouns تَفْسِيرُهاtheir explanation
وَرفْعُ الظواهِرِ تَفْسِيرُها
كذَاlikewise خَبَرٌa predicate قَسَمٌan oath بالحُروفْwith particles
كذَا خَبَرٌ قَسَمٌ بالحُروفْ
Also when governing overt nouns in the nominative or serving an explanatory role,
The raising of the evident is their interpretation
Likewise as a predicate, or in an oath introduced by particles.
So is a predicate, an oath with particles
Sol 6.1