A non-issue

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 8, 2011 at 19:22

... I dont know why you are bothering to tell me about this:

It is found here:

http://www.reefnet.gov.sy/education/kafaf/Bohoth/MafolMutlaq.htm

شذور من المفعول المطلق:

في اللغة كلمات كثيرة تُعرَب مفعولاً مطلقاً، دونك شذوراً منها:

- حقّاً: نحو: [خالدٌ صديقي حقّاً].

- قطْعاً: نحو: [هذا مذهبي قطْعاً].

- سمعاً وطاعةً: [أي: أَسمع وأُطيع].

- عجَباً: كلمةٌ، معروفة المعنى والاستعمال.

- لبَّيك: [أي: أُلَبّي].

This was your reference. Not mine. The word is found in the DICTIONARY too. Try looking!

Again it is in Hans Wehr and in Al Mawrid

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