اِثَّاقَلَ — يَثَّاقَلُ
This example conveys becoming heavy, burdened or reluctant to move. The doubled thāʾ distinguishes the form from a simple triliteral spelling.
اِثَّاقَلَ — he became heavy or sluggish.
مُثَّاقِلٌ — one becoming sluggish.
Assimilation contributes to this surface spelling. Counting the visible letters alone does not account for the doubled consonant or the morphological pattern.
اِثَّاقُلًا — becoming sluggish (verbal noun); اِثَّاقَلْ — become sluggish!
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The eighth pattern: اِثَّاقَلَ
Nine Augmented Triliteral Patterns with Hamzat al-Wasl
اِثَّاقَلَ — يَثَّاقَلُ
This example conveys becoming heavy, burdened or reluctant to move. The doubled thāʾ distinguishes the form from a simple triliteral spelling.
اِثَّاقَلَ — he became heavy or sluggish.
مُثَّاقِلٌ — one becoming sluggish.
Assimilation contributes to this surface spelling. Counting the visible letters alone does not account for the doubled consonant or the morphological pattern.
اِثَّاقُلًا — becoming sluggish (verbal noun); اِثَّاقَلْ — become sluggish!