The omitted names of the 'lam' in: (the illuminating lamp) are plural and a study

Abstract

I argue that the subject of this study, which I have chosen to write about, deserves focused attention in morphological analysis. This is due to its concern with the omission of a root letter—specifically the "lām"—from the triliteral word structure in ways that deviate from the conventional morphological patterns. This phenomenon occurs frequently in Arabic words for several reasons, including the pursuit of ease and lightness in pronunciation, without compromising the morphological form or semantic integrity. Al-Fayūmī notably addressed this linguistic feature in Al-Miṣbāḥ al-Munīr, and his work merits close observation and analysis. Therefore, our discussion will follow his approach from beginning to end, and this is