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BabyArabic Lessons.
Lesson 1:
Root Word: DaRB [to Hit] - ضرب
Active Tense:
Hit = DaRB - ضَرب
[Root word]
Hitter - DaaRiB - ضَارِب
[the Doer]
Hitting- DiRaaB - ضِرَاب
[the Concept]
Hitted- DaRaBa – ضَرَبَ
[i.e. he Hit] (Past tense)
Passive Tense:
Was Hit - DuRiBa - ضُرِبَ
Now Apply the above rules for the following Root words;
جدل – JaDL = Dispute/Argue.
قَتل – QaTL = Fight.
جَهد- JaHD = Struggle.
شَرب – ShaRB = Drink.
رَفع- RaF' = Elevate
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Lesson 2:
AttachingPrefixes (letters to the Beginning) andSuffixes (letters to the End) of 3 letter Root words.
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[this lesson will require alot of studying and revision.]
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Lesson 3:
Suffixes
are at the end of a word, in the arabic language they are mainly; OON
and EEN.
These
are required to make something plural.
So for example,
if there are alot of ---. In the arabic language it would be;
MuSlimoon/MuSlimeen – manywhoSubmit [to Allah].
MuHsinoon/MuHsineen – manywho possess Attributes ofGoodness/Beauty.
MuShrikoon/MuShrikeen – many whopossess the Attributeof Associating something (with something else). [i.e. idol worshippers Associate partners with Allah, so they are Mushrikoon.]
Try to make the following words into plurals:
Mu'min_____ – believer__
MuJaahid____ – Struggler__
MuJrim_____ - Criminal__
muTahir_____ – Pure one__
Mujadil______ - Disputer__
NOTE:
All Female words would have a ه[Ta Marboota = Pronounced as either the Letter (on personal preference): T or H.]
i.e.
Muslim (one who submits) as Feminine would be MuslimaH,
Muhsin (one who is good) as Feminine = MuhsinaH.
[FemalePlurals] would have the Suffix; AATat the end.
i.e.
MuslimAAT [many females who submit,
MuhsinAAT – many females who are good.]
End of Lesson 3.
These Baby Arabic Lessons are based on a previous Project done here;
http://forums.almaghrib.org/showthread.php?t=26239
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