LessonsEight Short Paradigms: Lafīf and Defective Verbs with Morphological ExplanationsQuiz

وَجِيَ — يَوْجَى
Translation: The core perfect and imperfect forms.
The root is و ج ي and the pattern is باب سمع. The table preserves the source sequence of active, passive, participial and command forms.

FormArabicMeaning
Active perfectوَجِيَHe suffered sore feet
Active imperfectيَوْجَىHe suffers sore feet
Verbal nounوَجِيًاSoreness of feet
Active participleوَاجٍOne whose feet are sore
Passive perfectوُجِيَHe was affected
Passive imperfectيُوجَىHe is affected
Passive participleمُوجًىOne affected
ImperativeاِيجَSuffer sore feet (command form)
Prohibitionلَا تَوْجَDo not suffer sore feet (prohibition form)

The initial wāw remains visible in the imperfect here, whereas the final weak radical appears as alif maqṣūrah; do not assume every separated doubly weak verb drops its first radical.

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Separated Doubly Weak: وَجِيَ

Eight Short Paradigms: Lafīf and Defective Verbs with Morphological Explanations

وَجِيَ — يَوْجَى
Translation: The core perfect and imperfect forms.
The root is و ج ي and the pattern is باب سمع. The table preserves the source sequence of active, passive, participial and command forms.

FormArabicMeaning
Active perfectوَجِيَHe suffered sore feet
Active imperfectيَوْجَىHe suffers sore feet
Verbal nounوَجِيًاSoreness of feet
Active participleوَاجٍOne whose feet are sore
Passive perfectوُجِيَHe was affected
Passive imperfectيُوجَىHe is affected
Passive participleمُوجًىOne affected
ImperativeاِيجَSuffer sore feet (command form)
Prohibitionلَا تَوْجَDo not suffer sore feet (prohibition form)

The initial wāw remains visible in the imperfect here, whereas the final weak radical appears as alif maqṣūrah; do not assume every separated doubly weak verb drops its first radical.