لَمْ يَذُبَّ
Translation: He did not repel.
The printed text notes four permissible realizations of the doubled jussive stem. Their differences arise from the interaction of consonant doubling, final silence and available vowel adjustments; they do not represent four separate tenses or roots.
The imperative ذُبَّ and prohibition لَا تَذُبَّ share a related problem of forming a command or jussive from a doubled stem.
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لَمْ يَذُبَّ
Translation: He did not repel.
The printed text notes four permissible realizations of the doubled jussive stem. Their differences arise from the interaction of consonant doubling, final silence and available vowel adjustments; they do not represent four separate tenses or roots.
The imperative ذُبَّ and prohibition لَا تَذُبَّ share a related problem of forming a command or jussive from a doubled stem.