اِقْشَعَرَّ — يَقْشَعِرُّ — اِقْشِعْرَارًا
Translation: His hair stood on end; his hair stands on end; hair standing on end.
The root has four radicals: qāf, shīn, ʿayn and rāʾ. The form begins with connecting hamza and ends in doubled rāʾ, repeating the fourth radical in the pattern.
This verb expresses a bodily reaction or change of state. The shaddah is a pattern feature, not evidence of a fifth distinct radical.
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Second augmented pattern: iqshaʿarra
The Four Unaugmented and Augmented Quadriliteral Patterns
اِقْشَعَرَّ — يَقْشَعِرُّ — اِقْشِعْرَارًا
Translation: His hair stood on end; his hair stands on end; hair standing on end.
The root has four radicals: qāf, shīn, ʿayn and rāʾ. The form begins with connecting hamza and ends in doubled rāʾ, repeating the fourth radical in the pattern.
This verb expresses a bodily reaction or change of state. The shaddah is a pattern feature, not evidence of a fifth distinct radical.