construct state การใช้

• In the intransitive case, the construct state is required for the subject.
• When an indefinite noun is modified by another noun, the construct state is not used.
• Some prepositions require the following noun to be in the construct state, while others do not.
• The construct state of the noun derives from the free state through one of the following rules:
• Modern Hebrew and Moroccan Arabic ), the construct state is used mostly in forming compound nouns.
• Biblical Hebrew distinguished two possession ), and nouns had special construct states for use in possessive constructions.
• In the spoken varieties of Arabic, the use of the construct state has varying levels of productivity.
• However, the lack of a construct state is generally considered informal, and is inappropriate for formal speech.
• In Classical Arabic, a word in the construct state is semantically definite if the following word is definite.
• In some cases, ( not ) applying the construct state could completely alter the meaning of the phrase.
• The dual and regular masculine plural are formed by adding and respectively ( and in the construct state ).
• The construct state is formed as follows : in masculines, initial becomes, initial becomes, and initial becomes.
• For example, many Afroasiatic languages place the head noun ( rather than the modifying noun ) in the construct state.
• In other languages, final /-n / may be present whenever a noun is not in the construct state.
• Possessive phrases generally add this construct state to a classifier noun, followed by the possessor, and lastly the possessum.
• In Semitic languages, nouns are placed in the construct state when they are modified by another noun in a genitive construction.
• Adjectives also seem to share the noun forms, as well as singular, plural forms, and absolute, construct states.
• Kabyle also places nouns in construct state when they head a noun phrase containing a co-referential bound pronoun earlier in the utterance
• The construct state is used to indicate a connection with a following noun, being a quality, belonging or part of that noun.
• In Ayt Seghrouchen initial / a / is dropped in many singular nouns, though their plurals and construct states are similar to Ayt Ayache.