Quran Vocabulary Words 226–250

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Lesson

1. Words 226–230

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

عَرَضَ
to display; present
Past-tense verb (Form I)

أَنْبَأَ
to inform
Past-tense verb (Form IV)

هَؤُلَاءِ
these
Demonstrative (ism al-ishārah), near plural

سُبْحَانَ
glory; transcendence
Verbal noun, fixed accusative

عِلْمٌ
knowledge
Masculine noun

2. Words 231–235

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

أَنْتَ
you (masculine singular)
Separate second-person masculine-singular pronoun

حَكِيمٌ
wise; all-wise
Adjective, masculine singular

لَمَّا
when
Time adverb

أَبْدَى
to reveal; disclose
Past-tense verb (Form IV)

كَتَمَ
to conceal; hide
Past-tense verb (Form I)

3. Words 236–240

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

سَجَدَ
to prostrate
Past-tense verb (Form I)

إِبْلِيسُ
Iblis
Masculine proper noun

أَبَى
to refuse
Past-tense verb (Form I)

اِسْتَكْبَرَ
to act arrogantly
Past-tense verb (Form X)

سَكَنَ
to dwell; reside
Past-tense verb (Form I)

4. Words 241–245

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

أَكَلَ
to eat
Past-tense verb (Form I)

رَغَدٌ
ease; abundance
Adjective, masculine singular

حَيْثُ
where; wherever
Location adverb

قَرِبَ
to be near; approach
Past-tense verb (Form I)

هَذِهِ
this (feminine)
Demonstrative (ism al-ishārah), near feminine singular

5. Words 246–250

Word
Meaning
Morphological/Syntactic category

شَجَرَةٌ
tree
Feminine noun

ظَالِمٌ
wrongdoer; unjust
Active participle, masculine singular

أَزَلَّ
to make slip
Past-tense verb (Form IV)

هَبَطَ
to descend; go down
Past-tense verb (Form I)

بَعْضٌ
some; part
Masculine noun

Practice questions

Question 1: Words and facts

Match each word with the taught meaning or category from Words 226–230.

Question 2: Morphological/Syntactic categories

Sort the words by the categories taught in Words 231–235.

Question 3: Words and facts

Match each word with the taught meaning or category from Words 236–240.

Question 4: Complete row

Which meaning and category are taught for أَكَلَ?

to eat — Past-tense verb (Form I)
ease; abundance — Adjective, masculine singular
where; wherever — Location adverb
to be near; approach — Past-tense verb (Form I)

Question 5: Words and facts

Match each word with the taught meaning or category from Words 246–250.

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