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The sentence “I saw Halima different colored bathrooms” is analyzed as follows: “I saw” is a past tense verb with a fatha and a feminine ta ending. “Halima” is the subject in the nominative case marked by a visible dhamma. “Bathrooms” is the object in the accusative case marked by a kasra instead of a fatha because it is a sound feminine plural. “Different” is an adjective in the accusative case marked by a fatha at the end. “Colored” is a possessed noun in the genitive case marked by a kasra at the end.