Verb Recognition Thread

[Aicha]

Originally Posted by DesertSand

That would be ajwaf [naala/yanaalu]

Certainly, jzk.

Originally Posted by DesertSand

Saheeh right, because the shadda is part of the pattern [sarrafa/yusarrifu]

Ok, I wasn't sure...
So, even if the word has the same base letters repeated, it won't be considered mudhaa'af because there's no ta'leel?

[mahmoud]

Originally Posted by Aicha

Ok, I wasn't sure...
So, even if the word has the same base letters repeated, it won't be considered mudhaa'af because there's no ta'leel?

Mudhaa'af is only when the last two letters (ayn and lam position) are the same letter and they become merged together (idghaam) (eg. marara = marra). In your example the last two letters are different (raa and faa).

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رَحِمَ : sami’a/yasma’u, conj. 1, maadhi, saheeh
يَحْكِى : dharaba/yadhribu, conj. 1, mudhaari’, naqis (haa, kaaf, yaa)
يُرِدْ : akrama/yukrimu, conj. 1, mudhaari’, ajwaf (raa, waw, daal)
يَتَحَرَّزُ : taqabbala/yataqabbalu, conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh
يُقَرْمِط : ba’thara/yuba’thiru (4 base lettered), conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh
*couldn’t look it up, is it Arabic?
يَتْرُك : nasara/yansuru, conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh

pg 26, line 3

[Aicha]

Originally Posted by mahmoud

Mudhaa'af is only when the last two letters (ayn and lam position) are the same letter and they become merged together (idghaam) (eg. marara = marra). In your example the last two letters are different (raa and faa).

I'm talking about يُكَرِّر whose base letters are kaf/ra/ra, right?

[Aicha]

عِشتَ: dharaba, conj. 7, maadhi, ajwaf
تَندَمْ : samia, conj. 7, mudhaari’, saheeh
مُتَّ: nasara, conj. 7, madhi, ajwaf
تُشتَمْ: dharaba, conj. 7, mudhaari’ majhool, saheeh
يَعنى: dharaba, conj. 1, mudhaari’, naaqis
شِجتَ: dharaba, conj. 7, madhi, ajwaf

pg 26, line 4

[mahmoud]

Originally Posted by Aicha

I'm talking about يُكَرِّر whose base letters are kaf/ra/ra, right?

Ok I see what you mean. I think you would be right then since they're the same.

[Ummalik]

Assalamu alaikum
ضَعُفَKaruma/yakrumu – saheeh – madhi – conjugation 1
نَدِمَSami’a/yasma’u – saheeh – maadhi – conjugation 1
حُكَىDharaba/yadhribu – maadhi (majhool) – naaqis – conjugation 1
قَرْمَطْنَاBa’thara/yuba’thiru (rubaa’i)- maadhi – saheeh – conjugation 14
انْتَخَبْنَاIjtanaba/yajtanibu – maadhi – saheeh – conjugation 14

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[Aicha]

نُقابِلْ: qaatala, conj. 14, mudhaari', saheeh
كَرِهَ: samia, conj. 1, madhi, saheeh
يَتَمَلًّقَ: taqabbala, conj. 1, mudhaari', saheeh
يَستفيدَ: istansara, conj. 1, mudhaari’, ajwaf
يَستَمِعَ: ijtanaba, conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh
يُفَرِّضُ: sarrafa, conj. 1, mudhaari', saheeh

pg 27, line 7

[mahmoud]

يَلِيقُ : dharaba/yadhribu, conj. 1, mudhaari’, ajwaf (laam, yaa, qaaf)
يَصِلُ : dhariba/yadhribu, conj. 1, mudhaari’, mithaal (waw, saad, laam)
يَحْصُلُ : nasara/yansuru, conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh
اذْهَبْ : fataha/yaftahu, conj. 7, amr, saheeh
صَارَ : dharaba/yadhribu, conj. 1, maadhi, ajwaf (saad, yaa, raa)

pg 28, line 4

[Aicha]

Originally Posted by mahmoud

يُقَرْمِط : ba’thara/yuba’thiru (4 base lettered), conj. 1, mudhaari’, saheeh
*couldn’t look it up, is it Arabic?

Looks like it is. You can find it in the following A-A dictionary:
الباحث العربي: قاموس عربي عربي

[Ummalik]

يَنْبَغِيInfatara/Yanfatiru – Mudhaari’ – Naaqis – Conjugation 1
يَجْلِسَDharaba/yadhribu – mudhaari’ – saheeh – conjugation 1
يَحْتَرِزَIjtanaba/yajtanibu – mudhaari’ – saheeh – conjugation 1
تَدْخُلُNasara/yansuru – mudhaari’ – saheeh – conjugation 4
يَتَعَلَّمُTaqabbala/yataqabbalu – madhaari’ – saheeh – conjugation 1
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