Arabic Verbs

[Wyatt]

السلام عليكم
I have a very slight grasp on arabic verb conjugation.

Is there any good material on the internet about them and all their different forms?

My library has virtually no information on them and the books I do have aren't very elaborate and kind of confusing.

There must be some good sites out there. :rollseyes

شكرًا to all who help!

[بنــuaeــت]

آسفه لم افهم شي مما تقوله ^^

كنت اتمنى مساعدتك

[Re.TiReD]

آسفه لم افهم شي مما تقوله ^^

كنت اتمنى مساعدتك

You're saying you dont understand and how can you help?

Your font is too small sis

[Wyatt]

imsad I can't understand that much arabic.

If that's what بنــuaeــت is saying, then thanks a lot!... but I can only learn in limited languages right now. :-[

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[Danah]

وعليكم السلام

check this
http://special.worldofislam.info/Arabic/pdf/0020628.pdf
http://www.sacredlearning.org/classr...abic/index.htm


this one, is you chose the letters to combine any random word you want "whether its an exist word or not" and it give you the different tenses and situations of the word you just combine

http://acon.baykal.be/

it just help you to see a lot of examples


I hope those will help

[doorster]

@OP
I asked Prof. Google on your behalf and him say: click here >> arabic verb conjugation

[Wyatt]

وعليكم السلام

check this
http://special.worldofislam.info/Arabic/pdf/0020628.pdf
http://www.sacredlearning.org/classr...abic/index.htm


this one, is you chose the letters to combine any random word you want "whether its an exist word or not" and it give you the different tenses and situations of the word you just combine

http://acon.baykal.be/

it just help you to see a lot of examples


I hope those will help

Thanks a lot, SAYA. :D Those sites are good help, especially the second link.

[Danah]

I just looked for those links very quickly.....

feel free to ask anything.....I will do my best to help

[*Yasmin*]

آسفه لم افهم شي مما تقوله ^^

كنت اتمنى مساعدتك

You're saying you dont understand and how can you help?

Your font is too small sis

she said she was hoping to help but she didn't understand what podarok asked for.

podarok
there is a good book for Arabic grammar just for future when you grasp the arabic language , called :
معجم قواعد اللغة العربية في جداول ولوحات
للعقيد الركن أنطوان الدحداح
(A dictionary of Arabic Grammar in charts and tables
by colonel Antoine el-dahdah)
i use this book very much.
i wish for you all the success in your journey with Arabic
about sites i realy don't know English sites sorry.

[Wyatt]

Thanks.

I do have a question.

The verb "(he) drank" is شَرِبَ, so it might conjugate into "we drank" with شَرِبنا, but when it goes into the present tense, "he drinks" is يَشرَبُ. Why is it (ya)CCaCu?

And كَتَبَ goes (ya)KTuBu. Do all CaCaCa verbs in the past go to (ya)CCuCu in the present while the CaCiCa verbs would go to (ya)CCaCu in the present?

Or do I have to memorize the patterns of every form?

I hope you will understand what I mean. :-[

Thanks.

[Danah]

well, the problem is that I did not get those CuCuCu things I think they are like samples, because I think this is used to teach non arabic speakers about forms. but we use arabic samples to learn the arabic verbs

but anyways, in general the present always start with "ya"

can you explain more? may be I am too slow today :)

[Wyatt]

well, the problem is that I did not get those CuCuCu things I think they are like samples, because I think this is used to teach non arabic speakers about forms. but we use arabic samples to learn the arabic verbs

but anyways, in general the present always start with "ya"

can you explain more? may be I am too slow today :)

Yeah, C stands for consonant, so it just takes the place of any one.
CaCaCa would be any verb like كتب and نصر.

[*Yasmin*]

the verb in present can start with one of these letters أ /ن/ي/ت (hamza /noon/ya2/ta2) you can compile them in one word (it just a way for memorizing) احرف أنيت (anytu letters)
but the verb in present with he it always get ya but with other pronouns it differs.
hope you understand me

[Wyatt]

the verb in present can start with one of these letters أ /ن/ي/ت (hamza /noon/ya2/ta2) you can compile them in one word (it just a way for memorizing) احرف أنيت (anytu letters)
but the verb in present with he it always get ya but with other pronouns it differs.
hope you understand me

Thanks, but what I'm asking about is the vowels within the conjugated verb.

He drank: Shariba
He drinks: Yashrabu

He wrote: Kataba
He writes: Yaktubu

If the verb goes a-a-a in the past, will it usually go _-u-u in the present?

For example, because نصر is نَصَرَ, will it be يَنصُرُ in the present?

If not, how can I know how to conjugate it? Is there a pattern or will I have to learn every verb's vowels?

I hope I worded that better.

[Danah]

Thanks, but what I'm asking about is the vowels within the conjugated verb.

He drank: Shariba
He drinks: Yashrabu

He wrote: Kataba
He writes: Yaktubu

If the verb goes a-a-a in the past, will it usually go _-u-u in the present?

For example, because نصر is نَصَرَ, will it be يَنصُرُ in the present?

If not, how can I know how to conjugate it? Is there a pattern or will I have to learn every verb's vowels?

I hope I worded that better.

yes, it is يَنصُرُ....."most" of the present verbs are _-u-u.....I cant recall any verbs out of that form

you will find it easier when you learn more words

[Wyatt]

yes, it is يَنصُرُ....."most" of the present verbs are _-u-u.....I cant recall any verbs out of that form

you will find it easier when you learn more words

Ok, thanks a lot. :)

[*Yasmin*]

if the verb end with one of 3 letters (أ\و\ي)they are called : احرف العلة (vowel letters- a7rof al-3lah) in the end of the pattern (ya)CCaCu you dont get ccacu you just get ccac
like the verb سعى
in present you say يَسْعَى because ى (can't get 7rakat)

but as you see they are the same pattern they just get some decoration\alteration in the end