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    The document contains grammatical terms in Arabic related to verbs and their forms. It discusses the subject, object, verbal noun, command form, present/future known and unknown, past known and unknown, and intensified and related forms. For each form, it provides the grammatical term, root meaning, and examples to illustrate the concept. The document serves as a reference for different verb forms and their grammatical functions in Arabic.

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    Arabic Verb Charts 1

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    The document contains grammatical terms in Arabic related to verbs and their forms. It discusses the subject, object, verbal noun, command form, present/future known and unknown, past known and unknown, and intensified and related forms. For each form, it provides the grammatical term, root meaning, and examples to illustrate the concept. The document serves as a reference for different verb forms and their grammatical functions in Arabic.

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    Description: I I I I I I II III IV V VI VII Viii IX X XI

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    Person/thing

    towards which
    action intended

    Person who
    does act/
    responsible for it

    Verbal idea in
    form of a noun

    Command/
    Order

    Present/Future
    (Unknown)

    Present/Future
    (Known)

    Past
    (Unknown)

    Past (Known)


    writer

    writing


    write!

    it is written

    he Is writing

    It was written

    To do (an action)

    To do (an action)

    To do (an action)

    To do (an action)

    To do (an action)

    To do (an action)

    II

    Strengthening/intensifying of meaning. Applying act to a more general object.

    III

    Relation of the action to another person. Attempting the act.

    IV

    To consider/represent oneself as having a quality expressed in the root


    meaning.

    VI

    Implying the mutual application of the action.

    VII

    VIII

    IX

    Possession/acquisition of colours/defects.

    Asking for the act/quality of the root. Esteeming/thinking someone/thing to


    have quality of root.

    XI

    Possession/acquisition of colours/defects. More intensive.

    written

    Ref. Hans
    Wehr

    he wrote

    www.fatwa-online.com
    www.efatwa.com
    First prepared in February 1995

    Description

    Person/thing
    towards which
    action intended

    Person who
    does act/
    responsible for it

    Verbal idea in
    form of a noun

    Command/
    Order

    Present/Future
    (Unknown)

    Present/Future
    (Known)

    Past
    (Unknown)

    Past (Known)


    writer

    writing


    write!

    it is written

    he Is writing

    It was written

    written

    Ref. Hans
    Wehr

    he wrote

    www.fatwa-online.com
    www.efatwa.com
    First prepared in February 1995

    Description

    XII

    Specialised meaning. Very rare in use.

    XIV

    Specialised meaning. Very rare in use.

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