A basic triliteral jāmid contains three radicals without additions. The textbook provides varied vocalizations:
WordMeaning
فَلْسٌcoin
فَرَسٌhorse
كَتِفٌshoulder
عَضُدٌupper arm
خَيْرٌgood
عِنَبٌgrapes
Having three radicals does not require the same vowels in every noun: those vowels help define the individual pattern.