Conjugator | Verbs

Press Show to call for conjugation of the verb that has been selected. Alternatively, go to VERBSET for more details of the verbs set.

The Verb selection box above contains a set of 1400 Arabic verbs. Every verb is shown with its UK verb and the Arabic perfectum/imperfectum verbal forms (3rd person masculine singular), together with its root (R1,R2,R3) and Form.

The verb's root (R1,R2,R3) determines what we call its Typology. Typology is a derived verb property that will be used to refer to groups of additional rules to be applied. Verb typologies distinguished:

Typology	Characteristics
Consonant	R1, R2, R3 do not equal hamza/wāw/yā' and R2 does not equal R3
Geminated	R2 and R3 are equal
Hamzated	one of R1, R2 and R3 equals hamza
Assimilated	R1 equals wāw or yā'
Hollow	R2 equals wāw or yā'
Defective	R3 equals wāw or yā'
Doubly Weak	both R1,R3 or R2,R3 equal wāw or yā'
Mixed	any other combination of the above typologies