NAHWU 7

And make my task easy for me and loosen the knot from my tongue so that they may understand my speech. Now then, brothers and sisters, peace be upon you and the mercy of God and His blessings. Our discussion is still about studying the similarities between the indeclinable noun and what the letter is.

Of course, we will return again, for there is what is called positional similarity. We know that most letters are based on one letter or two letters, although we also find some letters based on three letters, four letters, or five letters. But most of the time, the letter is based on one letter or one letter. Therefore, if

we find after that a noun based on two letters or one letter, we find that this noun is indeclinable, meaning the pronouns. Therefore, we judge that the pronoun is indeclinable, and the reason for that is the similarity between this pronoun and the letter in terms of what? In terms of the grammatical similarity, yes, we then come to the similarity in the

semantic meaning, and we draw the semantic similarity here in interrogative pronouns and adverbial pronouns. Interrogative pronouns such as "what," "who," "when," and "where" are all indeclinable. Why? Because of the similarity between these pronouns and the interrogative particle. How many interrogative pronouns are used for interrogation? There are two letters used for interrogation, such as the hamza and "

hal." So we find that all interrogative pronouns except "ay" are indeclinable. All the adverbial pronouns are indeclinable except " ay." We will talk about why "ay" remains. So these pronouns, these interrogative pronouns, and adverbial pronouns are also indeclinable because of the similarity between them and the interrogative particle and the adverbial particle. And the similarity