Gateway to Arabic Book Three, Lesson 13: Genitive Showing Possession (الإِضَافَة)

The rules of the genitive of possession: When two nouns immediately follow each other in the genitive (e.g. the boy’s book) and the second noun is definite (i.e. the book belonging to the boy), the first noun automatically becomes definite and therefore it must not take tanween or “al” before it.

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should not it be "ra'aitu mu3allimat(a) almadrast(i)" instead of "ra'aitu mu3allimat(i) almadrast(i)?

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Yes. معلماتِ is both accusative and genetive case.

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Yes. معلماتٍ is both accusative and genetive case. Since it is a processed noun it doesn't take 2 kasras.