كَرُمَ يَكْرُمُ كَرَمًا centres on generosity or nobility, and كَرِيمٌ is a familiar adjective meaning noble or generous.
كَرُمَ is not كَرَّمَ: the first is unaugmented class 5, while the second is the augmented Form II meaning to honour someone.
Many verbs in this class describe states and are typically intransitive. Not every mechanically imaginable passive participle or instrument form is equally established in ordinary Arabic. A conjugational template should not be confused with proof of common lexical usage.
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Quality verbs in class 5
Verb Classes and the Six Unaugmented Triliteral Patterns
كَرُمَ يَكْرُمُ كَرَمًا centres on generosity or nobility, and كَرِيمٌ is a familiar adjective meaning noble or generous.
كَرُمَ is not كَرَّمَ: the first is unaugmented class 5, while the second is the augmented Form II meaning to honour someone.
Many verbs in this class describe states and are typically intransitive. Not every mechanically imaginable passive participle or instrument form is equally established in ordinary Arabic. A conjugational template should not be confused with proof of common lexical usage.