1. Make both definite, or indefinite, or make definite

    the adjective or its dependent; and give case endings

  2. to its dependent with a ḍamma, a kasra, or

    a fatḥa: you reach eighteen.

  3. It is awkward when you remove the implicit pronoun from a form,

    or when a pronoun within it is repeated.

  4. A form like “dark is his hair” has occurred

    in prose and verse, so set aside al-Mubarrad.

  5. The accusative of “his hair” is evidence for the genitive;

    the accusative also occurs in prose and verse.

  6. Two forms are disallowed, as in “like them, with handsome

    cheek hair,” not “with an ugly chin.”

Sol 6