Verb Classes and the Six Unaugmented Triliteral Patterns
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- What makes a verb triliteral?
- Which is quadriliteral unaugmented?
- What characterises augmented triliterals?
- What is the root of تَزَلْزَلَ?
- Where is the ʿayn al-kalimah in a triliteral?
- Which pattern describes naṣara–yanṣuru?
- What sort of form is اُنْصُرْ?
- Which vowel pair defines class ḍaraba?
- Which class contains ghasala–yaghsilu?
- What is true of the perfects ḍaraba and naṣara?
- Which is the imperative of ḍaraba?
- What is the pattern of samiʿa–yasmaʿu?
- Which class does ʿalima–yaʿlamu exemplify?
- Which form is the passive participle of samiʿa?
- Which pattern is the fataḥa class?
- Which class includes manaʿa–yamnaʿu?
- How do samiʿa and fataḥa differ?
- How do miftāḥ and fatḥ differ?
- Which pattern fits karuma–yakrumu?
- What is the distinction between karuma and karrama?
- What kind of meanings commonly occur in the karuma class?
- Which class is ḥasiba–yaḥsibu?
- What is the vowel pair in class ḥasiba?
- Which is a passive participle of ḥasiba–yaḥsibu?
- What distinguishes the imperfects of samiʿa and ḥasiba?
- Can perfect faʿala alone always establish naṣara vs ḍaraba?
- Which statement about triliteral maṣdars is correct?
- Which class matches fahima–yafhamu?
- What is nāṣir in the naṣara paradigm?
- What follows the six unaugmented classes?