اعراب جملة زيد قام ابوه

The sentence “Zaid stood up his father” is analyzed as follows: Zaid is the subject in the nominative case indicated by the visible dhamma. “Stood up” is the past tense verb marked by fatha. “His father” is the doer in the nominative case indicated by the connecting ‘waaw’ because it is one of the five names, and the pronoun ‘his’ is attached as a possessive genitive. The phrase “stood up his father” is a verbal sentence where the predicate is in the place of the predicate of the subject.