Relatively Stable Adjectives and Intensive Patterns

Comprehensive Final Revision: Root Classes, Morphological Changes, Conjugations, Nouns and Verb-Form Semantics

The source lists 28 adjective-pattern entries and multiple intensive patterns associated with active participles.

TypePatternExampleMeaning
Resembling adjectiveفَعَلٌحَسَنٌBeautiful/good
Resembling adjectiveفَعْلَانُعَطْشَانُThirsty
Resembling adjectiveفَعِيلٌكَرِيمٌGenerous/noble
IntensiveفَعَّالٌأَكَّالٌHabitual/heavy eater
IntensiveفَعُولٌضَرُوبٌFrequently striking

Stable or characteristic description and intensity/frequency are different semantic concepts. Shared patterns alone do not erase this distinction.