Question

أَفَاعِلُ رَفْع SUPERLATIVE NOUN: The masculine singular of the superlative noun is constructed by placing the three base letters on the pattern of ( أَفْعَلtable 15.1). For example, replacing the fā’  ف ain , عand lām  ل positions in this pattern with (  ك-ب-رto be big) forms ( أَكْبَر a male who is biggest or a male who is bigger). This pattern is ghair munsarif ( )غَيْر مُنْصَرِف and therefore neither permits a double vowel [tanwīn] nor a single kasrah on its last letter.

Accepted Answer

males who do more (or the most) MASCULINE - Broken Plural

Front	أَفَاعِلُ
Back	males who do more (or the most)
Back2	رَفْع
Back3	MASCULINE - Broken Plural
Back4	SUPERLATIVE NOUN: The masculine singular of the superlative noun is constructed by placing the three base letters on the pattern of ( أَفْعَلtable 15.1). For example, replacing the fā’ ف ain , عand lām ل positions in this pattern with ( ك-ب-رto be big) forms ( أَكْبَر a male who is biggest or a male who is bigger). This pattern is ghair munsarif ( )غَيْر مُنْصَرِف and therefore neither permits a double vowel [tanwīn] nor a single kasrah on its last letter.

Pattern Masculine Superlative Male أَفَاعِلُ رَفْع Broken Plural