Quran Vocabulary Words 1876–1900

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Lesson

1. Words 1876–1880

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

كَوْكَبٌ
star; celestial body
Masculine noun

أَفَلَ
to set; disappear from sight
Past-tense verb (Form I)

آفِلٌ
setting; disappearing
Active participle (Form I), masculine singular

قَمَرٌ
moon
Masculine noun

بَازِغٌ
rising; appearing brightly
Active participle (Form I), masculine singular

2. Words 1881–1885

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

فَطَرَ
to originate; create
Past-tense verb (Form I)

إِلْيَاسُ
Elias; Ilyas
Masculine proper noun (diptote)

الْيَسَعُ
Elisha; Al-Yasa
Masculine proper noun

لُوطٌ
Lot; Lut
Masculine proper noun (fully declinable)

وَكَّلَ
to entrust; appoint as guardian
Past-tense verb (Form II)

3. Words 1886–1890

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

اِقْتَدَى
to follow as an example
Past-tense verb (Form VIII)

ذَرَأَ
to create; bring forth
Past-tense verb (Form I)

خَوْضٌ
vain discourse; plunging into talk
Masculine verbal noun (Form I)

غَمْرَةٌ
overwhelming confusion; stupor
Feminine noun

هَوْنٌ
humiliation; disgrace
Masculine noun

4. Words 1891–1895

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

فَرْدٌ
alone; single
Adjective / noun, masculine singular

خَوَّلَ
to grant; bestow
Past-tense verb (Form II)

فَالِقٌ
splitter; cleaver
Active participle (Form I), masculine singular

نَوًى
date-stones; kernels
Collective noun

إِصْبَاحٌ
daybreak; dawn
Masculine verbal noun (Form IV)

5. Words 1896–1900

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

حُسْبَانٌ
precise calculation; reckoning
Masculine verbal noun

تَقْدِيرٌ
determination; measured decree
Masculine verbal noun (Form II)

نَجْمٌ
star
Masculine noun

مُسْتَوْدَعٌ
resting place; place of deposit
Passive participle (Form X) used as a noun

خَضِرٌ
green; verdant
Adjective, masculine singular

Practice questions

Question 1: Words and meanings

Match each word with its meaning.

Question 2: Morphological/Syntactic categories

Sort the words by the categories taught in Words 1881–1885.

Question 3: Words and meanings

Match each word with its meaning.

Question 4: Complete row

Which meaning and category are taught for فَرْدٌ?

alone; single — Adjective / noun, masculine singular
to grant; bestow — Past-tense verb (Form II)
splitter; cleaver — Active participle (Form I), masculine singular
date-stones; kernels — Collective noun

Question 5: Words and meanings

Match each word with its meaning.

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