LessonsComplete Paradigm of the Separated Doubly Weak Verb وَقَى يَقِيQuiz

CategoryActivePassive
Perfectوَقَىوُقِيَ
Imperfectيَقِييُوقَى
After lanلَنْ يَقِيَلَنْ يُوقَى
After lamلَمْ يَقِلَمْ يُوقَ
Commandقِلِتُوقَ
Prohibitionلَا تَقِلَا تُوقَ
Participleوَاقٍمَوْقِيٌّ

For every form ask three separate questions: what is the root, what is the grammatical category, and why did the weak letters change? قِ exemplifies deletion at both ends; يُوقَى shows that the first root wāw is not lost in every paradigm form. The next textbook section treats adjacent weak radicals (lafīf maqrūn).

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Complete Paradigm of the Separated Doubly Weak Verb وَقَى يَقِي

CategoryActivePassive
Perfectوَقَىوُقِيَ
Imperfectيَقِييُوقَى
After lanلَنْ يَقِيَلَنْ يُوقَى
After lamلَمْ يَقِلَمْ يُوقَ
Commandقِلِتُوقَ
Prohibitionلَا تَقِلَا تُوقَ
Participleوَاقٍمَوْقِيٌّ

For every form ask three separate questions: what is the root, what is the grammatical category, and why did the weak letters change? قِ exemplifies deletion at both ends; يُوقَى shows that the first root wāw is not lost in every paradigm form. The next textbook section treats adjacent weak radicals (lafīf maqrūn).