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Form III (3-Letter Root) / فاعل، يُفاعِل
Structure The long vowel Alif (ا) with the sukoon is attached to the first root letter (it...
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Form II (3-Letter Root)
Structure The second root letter is doubled and a sukoon is put on the extra letter (hence the...
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Form I (3-Letter Root) فَعَلَ، يَفْعَلُ
Meaning: The meaning of Form I verbs is not specific (understandable since other verb forms are...
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Arabic Verb Roots & forms
You’ll learn that:
– All verbs originate from either three or four root letters
– Verbs all follow set patterns
– There are two types of verbs: strong and weak
– Common terms used in sarf (Arabic morphology)
Strong (صحيح) and Weak (معتل) Verbs
You’ll learn:
– The difference between a strong and weak verb
– Understand related Arabic grammar terminology
