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Verb families عَائِلَاتُ الأَفْعَال

Learn each verb as one connected family—past, present, command, and verbal noun—then sort its shuffled forms. Level 2 and Qur’anic examples show how the same root changes inside a real sentence.

How the reference forms work

The reference family uses he for past and present, and you, masculine singular for the command. Examples can use a different person or number, so the relevant form is highlighted.

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to write

Root

ك-ت-ب

Past

Māḍī · he did…

كَتَبَ

kataba

he wrote

Present

Muḍāriʿ · he does…

يَكْتُبُ

yaktubu

he writes

Command

Amr · do…!

اُكْتُبْ

uktub

write!

Verbal noun

Maṣdar · the action

كِتَابَة

kitābah

writing

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Related noun

كِتَاب

kitāb

book

Related noun

مَكْتَب

maktab

desk / office

Related noun

مَكْتَبَة

maktabah

library

Examples

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كَتَبَ الْمُدَرِّسُ بِالْقَلَمِ عَلَى السَّبُّورَةِ.

kataba al-mudarrisu bi-l-qalami ʿalā as-sabbūrati

The teacher wrote on the board with the pen.