Necessary and transitive verb
Explanation of the imperative and transitive verb is one of the characteristics of derivatives, and the explanation of the imperative and transitive verb in nouns and verbs comes as an example of the imperative in nouns: Al-Qaim, his father, and the example of the transitive in nouns: the hitter Zaida.
The explanation of the imperative and transitive verb is divided according to its meaning into transitive and intransitive:
Explanation of the necessary and transitive verb — it is what its effect does not exceed its doer, and does not exceed it to the subject, but remains in the same doer, such as: Said gold, Khalid traveled. It needs the subject, and does not need the object of it, because it does not come out of the subject's soul, so it needs an object by which it falls on it. It is also called: the minor verb because it falls short of the object of it, and is limited to the subject, and the verb is not actual because it does not fall on the object, and the verb is not passive because it does not go beyond its subject.
The transitive verb — is that whose effect exceeds the subject, and transcends it to the object, such as: the conquest of Tariq al-Andalus. It needs an actor and the object is located on it. It is also called: the actual verb because it falls on the object, and the verb that goes beyond the subject to the object of it. Its sign is to accept the pronoun ha’ that refers to the object, such as: the student worked hard and his teacher honored him. The aggressor by himself and the aggressor by others: the aggressor by himself: what reaches the object directly, that is: without a preposition, such as: brit the pen, and its object is called explicit. And the infringer with another: what reaches the object of it by means of a preposition, such as: I went with you meaning: I went to you, and the object of it is called not explicit. The infringer may take two objects: one is explicit, and the other is not explicit, towards: give the trusts to their owners.
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