اِبْرَنْشَقَ — يَبْرَنْشِقُ — اِبْرِنْشَاقًا
Translation: He became cheerful; he becomes cheerful; becoming cheerful.
The four original radicals are bāʾ, rāʾ, shīn and qāf. The form adds a connecting hamza initially and a formative nūn after rāʾ. The corresponding verbal noun has the characteristic ibrinshāq pattern.
An initial hamza alone does not make this a triliteral form: its four radicals and inserted nūn distinguish it.
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First augmented pattern: ibranshaqa
The Four Unaugmented and Augmented Quadriliteral Patterns
اِبْرَنْشَقَ — يَبْرَنْشِقُ — اِبْرِنْشَاقًا
Translation: He became cheerful; he becomes cheerful; becoming cheerful.
The four original radicals are bāʾ, rāʾ, shīn and qāf. The form adds a connecting hamza initially and a formative nūn after rāʾ. The corresponding verbal noun has the characteristic ibrinshāq pattern.
An initial hamza alone does not make this a triliteral form: its four radicals and inserted nūn distinguish it.