Meray walid say unn ki gari mangna aisay hai jaisay aag mei hath dalna.
Is "mangna" here masculine because of walid?
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salaam123 wrote:I see, thanks, thanks for the Punjabi pointer as well, I am supposed to be bilingual in Punjabi but my grammatic knowledge is weak so I make mistakes when I speak so its nice to learn more.
موسمی حالات کی وجہ سے انہیں پرواز منسوخ
کرنا پڑی.
Mosami halaat ki wajah say unhein perwaaz
mansookh kerna pari.
why not, in the end, kerni pari or kerna para? Is kerna/karna an infinitive?
salaam123 wrote:اس کا تجزیہ اچھا تھا
us ka tajziah accha tha
is "accha tha" masculine because of "tajziah" or "us"? I realize that if the sentence would be just "tajziah accha hai", then "accha" would be of course masculine because of "tajziah". So the "us ka" doesn't change anything?
one other question:
اسکول فٹ بال ٹيم نے حريف کو پورے
دس پوائنٹ سے شکست دی۔
Ischool football team nay hareef ko puray das
points ky sath shikast di.
why shikast di and not shikast dia? Is it because "team" would be feminine?
salaam123 wrote:مسجد کے سامنے کے حصہ ميں کندہ کيا ہوا فريم ہے۔
I realize that this sentence is in a passive mode. The gender(as expressed in kia hua) is masculine and comes according to the object(because doer is in passive), and the object would be "frame"?
What if there would not be "frame" in the sentence, would then "kundah" be the object?
فہرست ميں بادشاہی مسجد کو شامل کيا ہے
Is here "kia" masculine, because of shamil or is it in masculine singular because of "ko"(as in masjid ko)?
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