The augmented quadriliteral without connecting hamza starts with an added tāʾ:
تَسَرْبَلَ — يَتَسَرْبَلُ — تَسَرْبُلًا
Translation: He put on a garment; he puts on a garment; putting on a garment.
Its four radicals are sīn, rāʾ, bāʾ and lām. The initial tāʾ is formative. The perfect follows تَفَعْلَلَ, and the verbal noun follows تَفَعْلُل.
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The pattern without connecting hamza
The Four Unaugmented and Augmented Quadriliteral Patterns
The augmented quadriliteral without connecting hamza starts with an added tāʾ:
تَسَرْبَلَ — يَتَسَرْبَلُ — تَسَرْبُلًا
Translation: He put on a garment; he puts on a garment; putting on a garment.
Its four radicals are sīn, rāʾ, bāʾ and lām. The initial tāʾ is formative. The perfect follows تَفَعْلَلَ, and the verbal noun follows تَفَعْلُل.