A Dictionary of Grammatical Analysis In Color from the Holy Koran

This dictionary offers a wide range of practical exercices in grammatical analysis to help the reader understand the process of endings in vowels (u) or (a) or (i) or (quiescence). All the examples are taken from the Holy Koran with its a rich variety of situations of regularity, openness, reduction, elision and structure. These situations have been associated, by convention, to natural colors in order to shorten the grammatical description: Red for regularity, indicating: Agent, Pro-agent, Primate, Predicate; Blue for openness, indicating: Patients, Status, Distinctive and Exclusion; Green for reduction, indicating: Reduced Noun and Annexion; Violet for the Elision of the Conform Verb; Brown for the structure of Verbs; and yellow for the structure of Letters of signification. More than 2,000 verses, 5,000 sentences and 20,000 verbs are treated.