اعراب البستان أشجاره مثمرة – إسألنا

The garden’s trees are fruitful. The garden is the subject, raised, with the sign of its elevation being the visible Dhamma on its end. Its trees: a second subject, also raised, with the sign of its elevation being the visible Dhamma on its end. And the pronoun is built in the place of a genitive dependent preposition. Fruitful: the predicate of the second subject, raised, with the sign of its elevation being the visible Dhamma on its end. The nominal sentence is made up of the subject and the predicate in the place of raising the predicate for the first subject.