كلمة "التعذر" في الجملة التالية مرحبا بكم جميعا A quick, and perhaps, a silly question. I was reading a book on إعراب and began thinking about the إعراب of the explanation of a rule:منع من ظهورها التع

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كلمة "التعذر" في الجملة التالية

مرحبا بكم جميعا

A quick, and perhaps, a silly question.

I was reading a book on إعراب and began thinking about the إعراب of the explanation of a rule:

منع من ظهورها التعذر

If I put the حركات on the above sentence I believe it would look like this:

مَنَعَ مِنْ ظُهُوِرِها التَعَذُّرُ

And التعذر is the فاعل of منع.

Is this correct?

May 30, 2020 7:34 PM

Comments · 8

Correct 👍🏻

June 1, 2020

You’re correct, John. منع is a ditransitive verb. But it’s common to also say منع من. It’s possible that the preposition من has slipped in through literal translations from English: “prevented from”.

May 31, 2020

@ᑎᗩDᗩ

شكرا جزيلا

What confused me a little about that sentence is the verb منع, in particular the use of من in this case. Couldn't the same sentence have been written:

منعَ ظهورَها التعذّرُ, where ظهور becomes the مفعول of التعذر without using من? Because the way I understand the sentence is that التعذر has prevented the appearance of فتحة or ضمة or كسرة, so it seemed strange to me to have to use من in this case. I understand using من if I want to say something like:

منع الأب ابنه من الخروج من البيت

The father prevented or prohibited his son from leaving the house, but then I think I could also possibly say:

منع ابنه الخروج without من. I don't know.

May 30, 2020