The source’s short paradigms also present a place/time noun, an instrument noun, and a comparative with its feminine, in addition to the perfect, imperfect, maṣdar, participles, imperative and prohibition. The remaining source-table slots are:
Word / formMeaning / explanation
Naṣaraمَنْصَرٌ، مِنْصَرٌ، أَنْصَرُ، نُصْرَى.
Ḍarabaمَضْرِبٌ، مِضْرَبٌ، أَضْرَبُ، ضُرْبَى.
Samiʿaمَسْمَعٌ، مِسْمَعٌ، أَسْمَعُ، سُمْعَى.
Fataḥaمَفْتَحٌ، مِفْتَحٌ، أَفْتَحُ، فُتْحَى.
Karumaمَكْرَمٌ، مِكْرَمٌ، أَكْرَمُ، كُرْمَى.
Ḥasibaمَحْسَبٌ، مِحْسَبٌ، أَحْسَبُ، حُسْبَى.
These are morphological templates presented for practice. Being derivable by analogy does not ensure a particular noun is common in idiomatic Arabic; established lexical usage must be assessed separately.