Appendix:Arabic Quranic Verbs/Arabic Quranic Verbs 1-500

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No., Verb, Root, Form

  1. قَالَ‎ (qāla, “to say, said”), ق و ل‎ (q w l), I
  2. كَانَ‎ (kāna, “to be, be, was”), ك و ن‎ (k w n), I
  3. ءَامَنَ‎ (ʔāmana, “to believe”), ء م ن‎ (ʔ m n), IV
  4. عَلِمَ‎ (ʕalima, “to know”), ع ل م‎ (ʕ l m), I
  5. جَعَلَ‎ (jaʕala, “to make”), ج ع ل‎ (j ʕ l), I
  6. كَفَرَ‎ (kafara, “to disbelieve”), ك ف ر‎ (k f r), I
  7. جَاءَ‎ (jāʔa, “to come”), ج ي ء‎ (j y ʔ), I
  8. عَمِلَ‎ (ʕamila, “to do, to work”), ع م ل‎ (ʕ m l), I
  9. آتَى‎ (ʔātā, “to give”), ء ت ي‎ (ʔ t y), IV
  10. رَأَى‎ (raʔā, “to see”), ر ء ي‎ (r ʔ y), I
  11. أَتَى‎ (ʔatā, “to come, to bring”), ء ت ي‎ (ʔ t y), I
  12. شَاءَ‎ (šāʔa, “to will, to wish”), ش ي ء‎ (š y ʔ), I
  13. خَلَقَ‎ (ḵalaqa, “to create”), خ ل ق‎ (ḵ l q), I
  14. أَنْزَلَ‎ (ʔanzala, “to send down, to reveal”), ن ز ل‎ (n z l), IV
  15. كَذَّبَ‎ (kaḏḏaba, “to deny, to reject”), ك ذ ب‎ (k ḏ b), II
  16. دَعَا‎ (daʕā, “to call, to invite, to pray”), د ع و‎ (d ʕ w), I
  17. أَتَّقَى‎ (ʔattaqā, “to be righteous, to fear (Allah)”), و ق ي‎ (w q y), VIII
  18. هَدَى‎ (hadā, “to guide”), ه د ي‎ (h d y), I
  19. أَرَادَ‎ (ʔarāda, “to intend, to desire, to want, to wish”), ر و د‎ (r w d), IV
  20. اتَّبَعَ‎ (“to follow”), ت ب ع‎ (t b ʕ), VIII
  21. أَرْسَلَ‎ (ʔarsala, “to send”), ر س ل‎ (r s l), IV
  22. أَخَذَ‎ (ʔaḵaḏa, “to take, to seize”), ء خ ذ‎ (ʔ ḵ ḏ), I
  23. اِتَّخَذَ‎ (ittaḵaḏa, “to take”), ء خ ذ‎ (ʔ ḵ ḏ), VIII
  24. عَبَدَ‎ (ʕabada, “to worship”), ع ب د‎ (ʕ b d), I
  25. ظَلَمَ‎ (ẓalama, “to oppress, to wrong”), ظ ل م‎ (ẓ l m), I
  26. سَأَلَ‎ (saʔala, “to ask”), س ء ل‎ (s ʔ l), I
  27. وَجَدَ‎ (wajada, “to find”), و ج د‎ (w j d), I
  28. أَخْرَجَ‎ (ʔaḵraja, “to bring forth, to drive out”), خ ر ج‎ (ḵ r j), IV
  29. أَكَلَ‎ (ʔakala, “to eat, to consume”), ء ك ل‎ (ʔ k l), I
  30. لَيْسَ‎ (laysa, “to not be”), ل ي س‎ (l y s), I
  31. فَعَلَ‎ (faʕala, “to do”), ف ع ل‎ (f ʕ l), I
  32. نَظَرَ‎ (naẓara, “to look, to see”), ن ظ ر‎ (n ẓ r), I
  33. ذَكَرَ‎ (ḏakara, “to remember, to mention”), ذ ك ر‎ (ḏ k r), I
  34. خَافَ‎ (ḵāfa, “to fear, to be afraid”), خ و ف‎ (ḵ w f), I
  35. قَتَلَ‎ (qatala, “to kill”), ق ت ل‎ (q t l), I
  36. رَجَعَ‎ (rajaʕa, “to return”), ر ج ع‎ (r j ʕ), I
  37. سَمِعَ‎ (samiʕa, “to hear, to listen”), س م ع‎ (s m ʕ), I
  38. تَوَلَّى‎ (tawallā, “to turn”), و ل ي‎ (w l y), V
  39. أَمَرَ‎ (ʔamara, “to order, to command”), ء م ر‎ (ʔ m r), I
  40. دَخَلَ‎ (daḵala, “to enter”), د خ ل‎ (d ḵ l), I
  41. جَزَى‎ (jazā, “to reward, to recompense”), ج ز ي‎ (j z y), I
  42. أَطَاعَ‎ (ʔaṭāʕa, “to obey”), ط و ع‎ (ṭ w ʕ), IV
  43. أَوْحَى‎ (ʔawḥā, “to reveal, to inspire”), و ح ي‎ (w ḥ y), IV
  44. أَشْرَكَ‎ (ʔašraka, “to associate partners”), ش ر ك‎ (š r k), IV
  45. أَلْقَى‎ (ʔalqā, “to cast, to throw, to meet, to offer”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), IV
  46. وَعَدَ‎ (waʕada, “to promise”), و ع د‎ (w ʕ d), I
  47. أَنفَقَ‎ (“to spend”), ن ف ق‎ (n f q), IV
  48. غَفَرَ‎ (ḡafara, “to forgive”), غ ف ر‎ (ḡ f r), I
  49. أَحْبَبْ‎ (ʔaḥbab, “to love, to like”), ح ب ب‎ (ḥ b b), IV
  50. أَصَابَ‎ (ʔaṣāba, “to strike, to befall, to bestow”), ص و ب‎ (ṣ w b), IV
  51. أَضَلَّ‎ (ʔaḍalla, “to let go astray, to mislead”), ض ل ل‎ (ḍ l l), IV
  52. تَابَ‎ (tāba, “to repent, to turn”), ت و ب‎ (t w b), I
  53. كَسَبَ‎ (kasaba, “to earn”), ك س ب‎ (k s b), I
  54. نَزَّلَ‎ (nazzala, “to send down, to reveal”), ن ز ل‎ (n z l), II
  55. تَلَى‎ (talā, “to recite”), ت ل و‎ (t l w), I
  56. رَزَقَ‎ (razaqa, “to provide”), ر ز ق‎ (r z q), I
  57. قَضَى‎ (qaḍā, “to decree, to decide, to judge”), ق ض ي‎ (q ḍ y), I
  58. نَصَرَ‎ (naṣara, “to help”), ن ص ر‎ (n ṣ r), I
  59. صَبَرَ‎ (ṣabara, “to be patient”), ص ب ر‎ (ṣ b r), I
  60. جَرَيْ‎ (jaray, “to flow, to run”), ج ر ي‎ (j r y), I
  61. مَسَّ‎ (massa, “to touch”), م س س‎ (m s s), I
  62. ضَرَبَ‎ (ḍaraba, “to strike, to set forth”), ض ر ب‎ (ḍ r b), I
  63. قَتَلَ‎ (qatala, “to fight”), ق ت ل‎ (q t l), III
  64. أَقَامَ‎ (ʔaqāma, “to establish”), ق و م‎ (q w m), IV
  65. خَرَجَ‎ (ḵaraja, “to go out, to come out, to depart, to leave”), خ ر ج‎ (ḵ r j), I
  66. ضَلَّ‎ (ḍalla, “to go astray, to err, to lose”), ض ل ل‎ (ḍ l l), I
  67. بَعَثَ‎ (baʕaṯa, “to raise, to resurrect, to send”), ب ع ث‎ (b ʕ ṯ), I
  68. أَحْيَا‎ (ʔaḥyā, “to give life”), ح ي ي‎ (ḥ y y), IV
  69. تَذَكَّرَ‎ (taḏakkara, “to receive admonition”), ذ ك ر‎ (ḏ k r), V
  70. أَهْلَكَ‎ (ʔahlaka, “to destroy”), ه ل ك‎ (h l k), IV
  71. افْتَرَى‎ (“to invent”), ف ر ي‎ (f r y), VIII
  72. زَادَ‎ (zāda, “to increase”), ز ي د‎ (z y d), I
  73. عَقَلُ‎ (ʕaqalu, “to understand, to reason”), ع ق ل‎ (ʕ q l), I
  74. كَتَبَ‎ (kataba, “to write, to prescribe, to ordain”), ك ت ب‎ (k t b), I
  75. ظَنَّ‎ (ẓanna, “to think, to assume, to guess”), ظ ن ن‎ (ẓ n n), I
  76. شَكَرَ‎ (šakara, “to be grateful, to give thanks”), ش ك ر‎ (š k r), I
  77. نَبَّأَ‎ (nabbaʔa, “to inform”), ن ب ء‎ (n b ʔ), II
  78. حَكَمَ‎ (ḥakama, “to judge”), ح ك م‎ (ḥ k m), I
  79. يَذَرَ‎ (yaḏara, “to leave, to forsake”), و ذ ر‎ (w ḏ r), I
  80. حَسِبَ‎ (ḥasiba, “to think”), ح س ب‎ (ḥ s b), I
  81. شَهِدَ‎ (šahida, “to testify, to bear witness”), ش ه د‎ (š h d), I
  82. مَلَكَتْ‎ (malakat, “to possess, to have power”), م ل ك‎ (m l k), I
  83. نَادَى‎ (nādā, “to call”), ن د و‎ (n d w), III
  84. أَنذَرَ‎ (“to warn”), ن ذ ر‎ (n ḏ r), IV
  85. أُدْخِلَ‎ (ʔudḵila, “to admit”), د خ ل‎ (d ḵ l), IV
  86. سَبَّحَ‎ (sabbaḥa, “to glorify, to praise”), س ب ح‎ (s b ḥ), II
  87. اسْتَطَاعَ‎ (“to be able to, to be capable”), ط و ع‎ (ṭ w ʕ), X
  88. حَمَلَ‎ (ḥamala, “to carry, to bear”), ح م ل‎ (ḥ m l), I
  89. عَذَّبَ‎ (ʕaḏḏaba, “to punish”), ع ذ ب‎ (ʕ ḏ b), II
  90. عَلَّمَ‎ (ʕallama, “to teach”), ع ل م‎ (ʕ l m), II
  91. بِئْسَ‎ (biʔsa, “to be wretched, to be evil”), ب ء س‎ (b ʔ s), I
  92. بَلَغَ‎ (balaḡa, “to reach”), ب ل غ‎ (b l ḡ), I
  93. تَرَكَ‎ (taraka, “to leave”), ت ر ك‎ (t r k), I
  94. خَشِىَ‎ (“to fear”), خ ش ي‎ (ḵ š y), I
  95. أَرَى‎ (ʔarā, “to show”), ر ء ي‎ (r ʔ y), IV
  96. اِسْتَغْفَرَ‎ (istaḡfara, “to ask forgiveness”), غ ف ر‎ (ḡ f r), X
  97. اِسْتَكْبَرَ‎ (istakbara, “to be arrogant”), ك ب ر‎ (k b r), X
  98. اِهْتَدَى‎ (ihtadā, “to be guided”), ه د ي‎ (h d y), VIII
  99. تَوَكَّلْ‎ (tawakkal, “to put trust”), و ك ل‎ (w k l), V
  100. حَرَّمَ‎ (ḥarrama, “to forbid, to make unlawful”), ح ر م‎ (ḥ r m), II
  101. مَاتَ‎ (māta, “to die”), م و ت‎ (m w t), I
  102. بُشِّرَ‎ (buššira, “to give glad tidings”), ب ش ر‎ (b š r), II
  103. رَضِىَ‎ (“to be pleased”), ر ض و‎ (r ḍ w), I
  104. يَحْزُن‎ (yaḥzun, “to grieve”), ح ز ن‎ (ḥ z n), I
  105. حَشَرَ‎ (ḥašara, “to gather, to raise”), ح ش ر‎ (ḥ š r), I
  106. صَدَّ‎ (ṣadda, “to turn away, to avert, to hinder”), ص د د‎ (ṣ d d), I
  107. نَجَّى‎ (najjā, “to save, to deliver”), ن ج و‎ (n j w), II
  108. ذَاقُ‎ (ḏāqu, “to taste”), ذ و ق‎ (ḏ w q), I
  109. رَدَّ‎ (radda, “to turn back, to return”), ر د د‎ (r d d), I
  110. بَيَّنُ‎ (bayyanu, “to make clear”), ب ي ن‎ (b y n), II
  111. اخْتَلَفَ‎ (“to differ”), خ ل ف‎ (ḵ l f), VIII
  112. ذَهَبَ‎ (ḏahaba, “to go, to take away”), ذ ه ب‎ (ḏ h b), I
  113. سَجَدَ‎ (sajada, “to prostrate”), س ج د‎ (s j d), I
  114. اسْتَوَى‎ (“to be equal, to be alike, to establish”), س و ي‎ (s w y), VIII
  115. نَسِىَ‎ (“to forget”), ن س ي‎ (n s y), I
  116. ابْتَغَى‎ (“to seek”), ب غ ي‎ (b ḡ y), VIII
  117. قَامَ‎ (qāma, “to stand up, to rise, to establish”), ق و م‎ (q w m), I
  118. أَعْرَضَ‎ (ʔaʕraḍa, “to turn away”), ع ر ض‎ (ʕ r ḍ), IV
  119. كَفَى‎ (kafā, “to be sufficient”), ك ف ي‎ (k f y), I
  120. نَهَى‎ (nahā, “to forbid”), ن ه ي‎ (n h y), I
  121. نَفَعَ‎ (nafaʕa, “to profit, to benefit”), ن ف ع‎ (n f ʕ), I
  122. سَآءَ‎ (saʔāʔa, “to be evil”), س و ء‎ (s w ʔ), I
  123. عَسَى‎ (ʕasā, “to perhaps”), ع س ي‎ (ʕ s y), I
  124. لَبِثَ‎ (labiṯa, “to remain, to stay, to hesitate, to delay”), ل ب ث‎ (l b ṯ), I
  125. وَلَّى‎ (wallā, “to turn”), و ل ي‎ (w l y), II
  126. أَبْصَرَ‎ (ʔabṣara, “to see”), ب ص ر‎ (b ṣ r), IV
  127. اسْتَجَابَ‎ (“to answer, to respond”), ج و ب‎ (j w b), X
  128. رَحِمَ‎ (raḥima, “to have mercy”), ر ح م‎ (r ḥ m), I
  129. أَصْبَحَ‎ (ʔaṣbaḥa, “to become”), ص ب ح‎ (ṣ b ḥ), IV
  130. أَصْلَحَ‎ (ʔaṣlaḥa, “to correct, to reform, to improve, to make peace”), ص ل ح‎ (ṣ l ḥ), IV
  131. أَغْنَتْ‎ (ʔaḡnat, “to avail, to enrich”), غ ن ي‎ (ḡ n y), IV
  132. جَهَدَ‎ (jahada, “to strive”), ج ه د‎ (j h d), III
  133. عَصَا‎ (ʕaṣā, “to disobey”), ع ص ي‎ (ʕ ṣ y), I
  134. عَفَا‎ (ʕafā, “to forgive, to pardon”), ع ف و‎ (ʕ f w), I
  135. أَفْلَحَ‎ (ʔaflaḥa, “to succeed”), ف ل ح‎ (f l ḥ), IV
  136. قَدَّمَ‎ (qaddama, “to send forth, to offer”), ق د م‎ (q d m), II
  137. زَيَّنَ‎ (zayyana, “to make fair-seeming”), ز ي ن‎ (z y n), II
  138. بَغَى‎ (baḡā, “to seek, to oppress”), ب غ ي‎ (b ḡ y), I
  139. جَدَلُ‎ (jadalu, “to argue, to dispute”), ج د ل‎ (j d l), III
  140. خَلَا‎ (ḵalā, “to pass away”), خ ل و‎ (ḵ l w), I
  141. يَشْعُرُ‎ (yašʕuru, “to perceive, to realize”), ش ع ر‎ (š ʕ r), I
  142. قَدَرَ‎ (qadara, “to restrict, to control, to have power”), ق د ر‎ (q d r), I
  143. كَادَ‎ (kāda, “to be near, to nearly do, to almost do”), ك و د‎ (k w d), I
  144. تَوَفَّى‎ (tawaffā, “to pass away, to die”), و ف ي‎ (w f y), V
  145. أَذِنَ‎ (ʔaḏina, “to permit”), ء ذ ن‎ (ʔ ḏ n), I
  146. بَدَّلَ‎ (baddala, “to change”), ب د ل‎ (b d l), II
  147. فَتَنُ‎ (fatanu, “to persecute, to test, to try”), ف ت ن‎ (f t n), I
  148. لَعَنَ‎ (laʕana, “to curse”), ل ع ن‎ (l ʕ n), I
  149. أَنجَى‎ (“to save”), ن ج و‎ (n j w), IV
  150. جَمَعَ‎ (jamaʕa, “to gather, to collect”), ج م ع‎ (j m ʕ), I
  151. أَذَاقَ‎ (ʔaḏāqa, “to cause taste”), ذ و ق‎ (ḏ w q), IV
  152. يَرْجُوا‎ (yarjū, “to hope, to expect, to desire”), ر ج و‎ (r j w), I
  153. رَفَعَ‎ (rafaʕa, “to raise”), ر ف ع‎ (r f ʕ), I
  154. سَخَّرَ‎ (saḵḵara, “to subject, to impose”), س خ ر‎ (s ḵ r), II
  155. أَسْلَمَ‎ (ʔaslama, “to submit”), س ل م‎ (s l m), IV
  156. مَكَرَ‎ (makara, “to plot, to scheme, to plan”), م ك ر‎ (m k r), I
  157. وَهَبَ‎ (wahaba, “to grant, to bestow”), و ه ب‎ (w h b), I
  158. أَحْسَنَ‎ (ʔaḥsana, “to do good”), ح س ن‎ (ḥ s n), IV
  159. اشْتَرَى‎ (“to buy, to purchase, to exchange”), ش ر ي‎ (š r y), VIII
  160. كَتَمَ‎ (katama, “to conceal, to hide”), ك ت م‎ (k t m), I
  161. مَشَ‎ (maša, “to walk”), م ش ي‎ (m š y), I
  162. أَمَاتَ‎ (ʔamāta, “to cause death”), م و ت‎ (m w t), IV
  163. اسْتُهْزِئَ‎ (“to mock, to ridicule”), ه ز ء‎ (h z ʔ), X
  164. وَضَعَ‎ (waḍaʕa, “to deliver, to give birth”), و ض ع‎ (w ḍ ʕ), I
  165. أَمِنَ‎ (ʔamina, “to feel secure”), ء م ن‎ (ʔ m n), I
  166. بَلَوْ‎ (balaw, “to test”), ب ل و‎ (b l w), I
  167. حَقَّ‎ (ḥaqqa, “to justify, to prove true”), ح ق ق‎ (ḥ q q), I
  168. أَحَلَّ‎ (ʔaḥalla, “to make lawful”), ح ل ل‎ (ḥ l l), IV
  169. سَبَقَ‎ (sabaqa, “to precede”), س ب ق‎ (s b q), I
  170. سَعَى‎ (saʕā, “to strive, to run”), س ع ي‎ (s ʕ y), I
  171. أَعَدَّ‎ (ʔaʕadda, “to prepare”), ع د د‎ (ʕ d d), IV
  172. عَرَفَ‎ (ʕarafa, “to know, to recognize”), ع ر ف‎ (ʕ r f), I
  173. تَعَلَى‎ (taʕalā, “to be exalted, to be high”), ع ل و‎ (ʕ l w), I
  174. أَقْسَمُ‎ (ʔaqsamu, “to swear”), ق س م‎ (q s m), IV
  175. قَصَّ‎ (qaṣṣa, “to narrate”), ق ص ص‎ (q ṣ ṣ), I
  176. كَلَّمَ‎ (kallama, “to speak”), ك ل م‎ (k l m), II
  177. أَنشَأَ‎ (“to produce, to raise”), ن ش ء‎ (n š ʔ), IV
  178. يَضُرَّ‎ (yaḍurra, “to harm”), ض ر ر‎ (ḍ r r), I
  179. اسْتَعْجَلَ‎ (“to seek to hasten”), ع ج ل‎ (ʕ j l), X
  180. يَفْقَهُ‎ (yafqahu, “to understand”), ف ق ه‎ (f q h), I
  181. نَفَخَ‎ (nafaḵa, “to blow, to breathe”), ن ف خ‎ (n f ḵ), I
  182. تَبَيَّنَ‎ (tabayyana, “to become clear”), ب ي ن‎ (b y n), V
  183. أُخْفِىَ‎ (“to conceal, to hide”), خ ف ي‎ (ḵ f y), IV
  184. ذُكِّرَ‎ (ḏukkira, “to remind”), ذ ك ر‎ (ḏ k r), II
  185. أَسَرَّ‎ (ʔasarra, “to conceal”), س ر ر‎ (s r r), IV
  186. عَادَ‎ (ʕāda, “to return”), ع و د‎ (ʕ w d), I
  187. أُعِيدُ‎ (ʔuʕīdu, “to return”), ع و د‎ (ʕ w d), IV
  188. مَتَّعْ‎ (mattaʕ, “to grant, to bestow, to provide”), م ت ع‎ (m t ʕ), II
  189. أَمْسَكَ‎ (ʔamsaka, “to retain, to withhold”), م س ك‎ (m s k), IV
  190. نِعْمَ‎ (niʕma, “to be excellent”), ن ع م‎ (n ʕ m), I
  191. وَفَّى‎ (waffā, “to pay in full, to fulfill”), و ف ي‎ (w f y), II
  192. أَوْفَى‎ (ʔawfā, “to fulfill”), و ف ي‎ (w f y), IV
  193. أَحَاطَ‎ (ʔaḥāṭa, “to surround, to encompass”), ح و ط‎ (ḥ w ṭ), IV
  194. أَدْرَى‎ (ʔadrā, “to make known”), د ر ي‎ (d r y), IV
  195. أُغْرِقُ‎ (ʔuḡriqu, “to drown”), غ ر ق‎ (ḡ r q), IV
  196. فَصَّلَ‎ (faṣṣala, “to make clear, to explain in detail”), ف ص ل‎ (f ṣ l), II
  197. فَضَّلَ‎ (faḍḍala, “to bestow, to prefer, to favor”), ف ض ل‎ (f ḍ l), II
  198. يَتَفَكَّرُ‎ (yatafakkaru, “to ponder, to reflect”), ف ك ر‎ (f k r), V
  199. انقَلَبَ‎ (“to turn back, to return”), ق ل ب‎ (q l b), VII
  200. كَرِهَ‎ (kariha, “to dislike, to hate”), ك ر ه‎ (k r h), I
  201. أَنْعَمَ‎ (ʔanʕama, “to bestow favor”), ن ع م‎ (n ʕ m), IV
  202. وَدَّ‎ (wadda, “to love, to wish”), و د د‎ (w d d), I
  203. أُفِكَ‎ (ʔufika, “to delude, to turn away”), ء ف ك‎ (ʔ f k), I
  204. بَسَطَ‎ (basaṭa, “to extend, to stretch”), ب س ط‎ (b s ṭ), I
  205. أَتَمَّ‎ (ʔatamma, “to fulfill, to complete, to perfect”), ت م م‎ (t m m), IV
  206. خَسِرَ‎ (ḵasira, “to lose”), خ س ر‎ (ḵ s r), I
  207. اسْتَمَعَ‎ (“to listen”), س م ع‎ (s m ʕ), VIII
  208. سَارَ‎ (sāra, “to travel”), س ي ر‎ (s y r), I
  209. فَتَحَ‎ (fataḥa, “to open, to give victory”), ف ت ح‎ (f t ḥ), I
  210. فَرِحَ‎ (fariḥa, “to rejoice”), ف ر ح‎ (f r ḥ), I
  211. قَدَّرَ‎ (qaddara, “to determine, to plot”), ق د ر‎ (q d r), II
  212. قَرَأَ‎ (qaraʔa, “to read, to recite”), ق ر ء‎ (q r ʔ), I
  213. مَنَّ‎ (manna, “to favor”), م ن ن‎ (m n n), I
  214. أَنۢبَتَ‎ (“to make grow”), ن ب ت‎ (n b t), IV
  215. انتَهَى‎ (“to refrain, to cease, to desist”), ن ه ي‎ (n h y), VIII
  216. هَاجَرَ‎ (hājara, “to emigrate”), ه ج ر‎ (h j r), III
  217. وَقَى‎ (waqā, “to save, to protect”), و ق ي‎ (w q y), I
  218. أَخَّرَ‎ (ʔaḵḵara, “to delay, to give respite”), ء خ ر‎ (ʔ ḵ r), II
  219. أُوذِىَ‎ (“to harm, to trouble”), ء ذ ي‎ (ʔ ḏ y), IV
  220. يُبْدِىَ‎ (“to reveal, to disclose”), ب د و‎ (b d w), IV
  221. أَتْبَعَ‎ (ʔatbaʕa, “to follow”), ت ب ع‎ (t b ʕ), IV
  222. سَكَنَ‎ (sakana, “to dwell, to live, to rest”), س ك ن‎ (s k n), I
  223. شَرِبَ‎ (šariba, “to drink”), ش ر ب‎ (š r b), I
  224. صَدَقَ‎ (ṣadaqa, “to be truthful, to fulfill”), ص د ق‎ (ṣ d q), I
  225. صَنَعُ‎ (ṣanaʕu, “to make, to construct, to do”), ص ن ع‎ (ṣ n ʕ), I
  226. اعْتَدَى‎ (“to transgress”), ع د و‎ (ʕ d w), VIII
  227. غَرَّ‎ (ḡarra, “to deceive, to delude”), غ ر ر‎ (ḡ r r), I
  228. غَلَبُ‎ (ḡalabu, “to overcome, to defeat”), غ ل ب‎ (ḡ l b), I
  229. أَغْنَى‎ (ʔaḡnā, “to avail, to prosper”), غ ن ي‎ (ḡ n y), I
  230. أَفْسَدُ‎ (ʔafsadu, “to cause corruption”), ف س د‎ (f s d), IV
  231. وَعَظْ‎ (waʕaẓ, “to instruct, to advise, to preach”), و ع ظ‎ (w ʕ ẓ), I
  232. حَلَلْ‎ (ḥalal, “to descend, to be lawful”), ح ل ل‎ (ḥ l l), I
  233. أَخْلَفُ‎ (ʔaḵlafu, “to break, to fail”), خ ل ف‎ (ḵ l f), IV
  234. صَرَفَ‎ (ṣarafa, “to divert, to turn away”), ص ر ف‎ (ṣ r f), I
  235. أَعْتَدَتْ‎ (ʔaʕtadat, “to prepare”), ع ت د‎ (ʕ t d), IV
  236. عَدَلَ‎ (ʕadala, “to be just”), ع د ل‎ (ʕ d l), I
  237. كَشَفَ‎ (kašafa, “to remove, to uncover”), ك ش ف‎ (k š f), I
  238. كَفَّرَ‎ (kaffara, “to remove”), ك ف ر‎ (k f r), II
  239. لَقُ‎ (laqu, “to receive, to meet”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), I
  240. نَكَحَ‎ (nakaḥa, “to marry”), ن ك ح‎ (n k ḥ), I
  241. أَبَى‎ (ʔabā, “to refuse”), ء ب ي‎ (ʔ b y), I
  242. تَرَبَّصْ‎ (tarabbaṣ, “to await”), ر ب ص‎ (r b ṣ), V
  243. زَعَمَ‎ (zaʕama, “to claim”), ز ع م‎ (z ʕ m), I
  244. أَسْمَعَ‎ (ʔasmaʕa, “to make hear”), س م ع‎ (s m ʕ), IV
  245. سَوَّى‎ (sawwā, “to fashion, to proportion”), س و ي‎ (s w y), II
  246. يَصْلَى‎ (yaṣlā, “to burn”), ص ل ي‎ (ṣ l y), I
  247. أَطْعَمَ‎ (ʔaṭʕama, “to feed”), ط ع م‎ (ṭ ʕ m), IV
  248. غَشِيَ‎ (ḡašiya, “to cover”), غ ش و‎ (ḡ š w), I
  249. مَدَّ‎ (madda, “to spread, to extend, to prolong”), م د د‎ (m d d), I
  250. مَكَّ‎ (makka, “to establish”), م ك ن‎ (m k n), II
  251. وَرِثَ‎ (wariṯa, “to inherit”), و ر ث‎ (w r ṯ), I
  252. يَصِفُ‎ (yaṣifu, “to attribute, to ascribe”), و ص ف‎ (w ṣ f), I
  253. اسْتَـْٔذَنَ‎ (“to ask permission”), ء ذ ن‎ (ʔ ḏ n), X
  254. بَدَأَ‎ (badaʔa, “to begin, to originate”), ب د ء‎ (b d ʔ), I
  255. جَحَدُ‎ (jaḥadu, “to reject, to deny”), ج ح د‎ (j ḥ d), I
  256. حَبِطَ‎ (ḥabiṭa, “to become worthless”), ح ب ط‎ (ḥ b ṭ), I
  257. حَآجَّ‎ (ḥaʔājja, “to argue”), ح ج ج‎ (ḥ j j), III
  258. يَحْذَرُ‎ (yaḥḏaru, “to fear, to beware”), ح ذ ر‎ (ḥ ḏ r), I
  259. حَلَفْ‎ (ḥalaf, “to swear”), ح ل ف‎ (ḥ l f), I
  260. خَرَّ‎ (ḵarra, “to fall”), خ ر ر‎ (ḵ r r), I
  261. أَخْزَيْ‎ (ʔaḵzay, “to disgrace”), خ ز ي‎ (ḵ z y), IV
  262. تَدْرِى‎ (“to know”), د ر ي‎ (d r y), I
  263. زَكَّى‎ (zakkā, “to purify”), ز ك و‎ (z k w), II
  264. سَقَى‎ (saqā, “to water, to give drink”), س ق ي‎ (s q y), I
  265. سَلَكَ‎ (salaka, “to insert, to make enter”), س ل ك‎ (s l k), I
  266. اصْطَفَى‎ (“to choose”), ص ف و‎ (ṣ f w), VIII
  267. صَلَّى‎ (ṣallā, “to pray, to bless”), ص ل و‎ (ṣ l w), II
  268. طَغَى‎ (ṭaḡā, “to transgress, to overflow”), ط غ ي‎ (ṭ ḡ y), I
  269. أَعْلَن‎ (ʔaʕlan, “to declare, to reveal, to proclaim”), ع ل ن‎ (ʕ l n), IV
  270. قُطِعَ‎ (quṭiʕa, “to cut”), ق ط ع‎ (q ṭ ʕ), I
  271. قَطَّعَ‎ (qaṭṭaʕa, “to cut, to divide”), ق ط ع‎ (q ṭ ʕ), II
  272. قَعَدَ‎ (qaʕada, “to sit”), ق ع د‎ (q ʕ d), I
  273. مَنَعَ‎ (manaʕa, “to prevent”), م ن ع‎ (m n ʕ), I
  274. يُنظَرُ‎ (“to give respite”), ن ظ ر‎ (n ẓ r), IV
  275. أَوْرَثَ‎ (ʔawraṯa, “to make inherit”), و ر ث‎ (w r ṯ), IV
  276. وَقَعَ‎ (waqaʕa, “to fall, to occur, to fulfill”), و ق ع‎ (w q ʕ), I
  277. يُوقِنُ‎ (yūqinu, “to believe firmly”), ي ق ن‎ (y q n), IV
  278. بَدَا‎ (badā, “to become apparent”), ب د و‎ (b d w), I
  279. بَنَى‎ (banā, “to construct, to build”), ب ن ي‎ (b n y), I
  280. أَذْهَبَ‎ (ʔaḏhaba, “to remove, to take away”), ذ ه ب‎ (ḏ h b), IV
  281. سَخِرَ‎ (saḵira, “to ridicule, to mock”), س خ ر‎ (s ḵ r), I
  282. طَبَعَ‎ (ṭabaʕa, “to seal”), ط ب ع‎ (ṭ b ʕ), I
  283. أَعْجَبَ‎ (ʔaʕjaba, “to please, to impress”), ع ج ب‎ (ʕ j b), IV
  284. عَرَضَ‎ (ʕaraḍa, “to display, to present, to expose, to turn away”), ع ر ض‎ (ʕ r ḍ), I
  285. عَهَدَ‎ (ʕahada, “to make a covenant”), ع ه د‎ (ʕ h d), III
  286. يَقْرَبُ‎ (yaqrabu, “to approach, to go near”), ق ر ب‎ (q r b), I
  287. كَذَبَ‎ (kaḏaba, “to deny, to lie”), ك ذ ب‎ (k ḏ b), I
  288. لَبَسْ‎ (labas, “to obscure, to confuse, to mix, to wear”), ل ب س‎ (l b s), I
  289. تَمَتَّعَ‎ (tamattaʕa, “to enjoy”), م ت ع‎ (m t ʕ), V
  290. أَنَابَ‎ (ʔanāba, “to turn”), ن و ب‎ (n w b), IV
  291. يَنَالُ‎ (yanālu, “to reach”), ن ي ل‎ (n y l), I
  292. هَادُ‎ (hādu, “to be Jewish”), ه و د‎ (h w d), I
  293. وَصَّى‎ (waṣṣā, “to enjoin”), و ص ي‎ (w ṣ y), II
  294. يَسَّرَ‎ (yassara, “to make easy”), ي س ر‎ (y s r), II
  295. بَخِلَ‎ (baḵila, “to be stingy, to withhold”), ب خ ل‎ (b ḵ l), I
  296. ثَبَّتْ‎ (ṯabbat, “to make firm”), ث ب ت‎ (ṯ b t), II
  297. اجْتَبَى‎ (“to choose”), ج ب ي‎ (j b y), VIII
  298. أَحْصَى‎ (ʔaḥṣā, “to count, to calculate, to enumerate”), ح ص ي‎ (ḥ ṣ y), IV
  299. حَاقَ‎ (ḥāqa, “to surround, to encompass, to envelope”), ح ي ق‎ (ḥ y q), I
  300. صَدَّقَ‎ (ṣaddaqa, “to accept truth, to admit, to confirm, to believe”), ص د ق‎ (ṣ d q), II
  301. صَرَّفْ‎ (ṣarraf, “to explain”), ص ر ف‎ (ṣ r f), II
  302. أَضَاعُ‎ (ʔaḍāʕu, “to let go waste, to neglect”), ض ي ع‎ (ḍ y ʕ), IV
  303. طَلَّقَ‎ (ṭallaqa, “to divorce”), ط ل ق‎ (ṭ l q), II
  304. ظَهَرَ‎ (ẓahara, “to appear, to become manifest”), ظ ه ر‎ (ẓ h r), I
  305. عُذْ‎ (ʕuḏ, “to seek refuge”), ع و ذ‎ (ʕ w ḏ), I
  306. فَسَقَ‎ (fasaqa, “to disobey defiantly”), ف س ق‎ (f s q), I
  307. فَطَرَ‎ (faṭara, “to create”), ف ط ر‎ (f ṭ r), I
  308. تَقَبَّلَ‎ (taqabbala, “to accept”), ق ب ل‎ (q b l), V
  309. اسْتَقَمُ‎ (“to be upright, to be straight, to stand firm”), ق و م‎ (q w m), X
  310. أَمَدَّ‎ (ʔamadda, “to reinforce, to extend, to provide, to aid”), م د د‎ (m d d), IV
  311. مَرَّ‎ (marra, “to pass, to continue”), م ر ر‎ (m r r), I
  312. نَبَذَ‎ (nabaḏa, “to throw, to cast”), ن ب ذ‎ (n b ḏ), I
  313. نَزَعَ‎ (nazaʕa, “to take way, to remove, to withdraw”), ن ز ع‎ (n z ʕ), I
  314. يَصِلُ‎ (yaṣilu, “to join, to reach”), و ص ل‎ (w ṣ l), I
  315. يُولِجُ‎ (yūliju, “to cause enter”), و ل ج‎ (w l j), IV
  316. يُؤَاخِذُ‎ (yuʔāḵiḏu, “to call to account, to punish”), ء خ ذ‎ (ʔ ḵ ḏ), III
  317. ءَاوَى‎ (ʔāwā, “to give shelter”), ء و ي‎ (ʔ w y), IV
  318. أَيَّدَ‎ (ʔayyada, “to support, to strengthen”), ء ي د‎ (ʔ y d), II
  319. تَبَارَكَ‎ (tabāraka, “to be blessed”), ب ر ك‎ (b r k), VI
  320. تَبِعَ‎ (tabiʕa, “to follow”), ت ب ع‎ (t b ʕ), I
  321. اجْتَنَبُ‎ (“to avoid”), ج ن ب‎ (j n b), VIII
  322. يَسْتَحْىِ‎ (“to let live, to be shy, to be ashamed”), ح ي ي‎ (ḥ y y), X
  323. خَاضُ‎ (ḵāḍu, “to engage in idle talk, to converse vainly”), خ و ض‎ (ḵ w ḍ), I
  324. رَكِبَ‎ (rakiba, “to ride, to embark”), ر ك ب‎ (r k b), I
  325. رَمَى‎ (ramā, “to throw, to accuse”), ر م ي‎ (r m y), I
  326. ارْتَابَ‎ (“to doubt”), ر ي ب‎ (r y b), VIII
  327. يَتَسَآءَلُ‎ (yatasaʔāʔalu, “to question, to ask, to inquire”), س ء ل‎ (s ʔ l), VI
  328. يُسَرِعُ‎ (yusariʕu, “to hasten”), س ر ع‎ (s r ʕ), III
  329. يُضَعِفُ‎ (yuḍaʕifu, “to double, to multiply”), ض ع ف‎ (ḍ ʕ f), III
  330. انطَلَقَ‎ (“to set out, to proceed, to go forth”), ط ل ق‎ (ṭ l q), VII
  331. اطْمَأَنَّ‎ (“to be satisfied, to be secure, to be content”), ط م ن‎ (ṭ m n), XII
  332. طَهَّرَ‎ (ṭahhara, “to purify”), ط ه ر‎ (ṭ h r), II
  333. ظَلَّ‎ (ẓalla, “to continue, to remain”), ظ ل ل‎ (ẓ l l), I
  334. فَرَضَ‎ (faraḍa, “to specify, to ordain, to make obligatory”), ف ر ض‎ (f r ḍ), I
  335. فَرَّقُ‎ (farraqu, “to differentiate, to make distinction”), ف ر ق‎ (f r q), II
  336. يَقْبَلُ‎ (yaqbalu, “to accept”), ق ب ل‎ (q b l), I
  337. أَقْبَلَ‎ (ʔaqbala, “to approach”), ق ب ل‎ (q b l), IV
  338. قَذَفَ‎ (qaḏafa, “to cast, to throw, to hurl”), ق ذ ف‎ (q ḏ f), I
  339. يَلْعَبْ‎ (yalʕab, “to play”), ل ع ب‎ (l ʕ b), I
  340. أَمْلَى‎ (ʔamlā, “to give respite”), م ل و‎ (m l w), IV
  341. يَنطِقُ‎ (“to speak”), ن ط ق‎ (n ṭ q), I
  342. وَلَدَ‎ (walada, “to beget, to be born”), و ل د‎ (w l d), I
  343. بَرَكَ‎ (baraka, “to bless”), ب ر ك‎ (b r k), III
  344. ابْتَلَى‎ (“to test, to try”), ب ل و‎ (b l w), VIII
  345. أُجِيبَت‎ (ʔujībat, “to answer, to respond”), ج و ب‎ (j w b), IV
  346. خَسَفَ‎ (ḵasafa, “to cause to swallow”), خ س ف‎ (ḵ s f), I
  347. اخْتَصَمُ‎ (“to dispute”), خ ص م‎ (ḵ ṣ m), VIII
  348. خَفَّفَ‎ (ḵaffafa, “to lighten”), خ ف ف‎ (ḵ f f), II
  349. دَمَّرَ‎ (dammara, “to destroy”), د م ر‎ (d m r), II
  350. ارْتَدَّ‎ (“to turn back, to return”), ر د د‎ (r d d), VIII
  351. رَوَدُ‎ (rawadu, “to seduce, to demand, to get permission”), ر و د‎ (r w d), III
  352. تَزَكَّى‎ (tazakkā, “to purify”), ز ك و‎ (z k w), V
  353. ازْدَادُ‎ (“to increase”), ز ي د‎ (z y d), VIII
  354. زَالَت‎ (zālat, “to cease”), ز ي ل‎ (z y l), I
  355. أَسْقَيْ‎ (ʔasqay, “to give drink”), س ق ي‎ (s q y), IV
  356. سَمَّى‎ (sammā, “to name”), س م و‎ (s m w), II
  357. اشْتَهَتْ‎ (“to desire”), ش ه و‎ (š h w), VIII
  358. اسْتَضْعَفُ‎ (“to be oppressed”), ض ع ف‎ (ḍ ʕ f), X
  359. يَطْمَعُ‎ (yaṭmaʕu, “to hope, to desire”), ط م ع‎ (ṭ m ʕ), I
  360. طَافَ‎ (ṭāfa, “to circulate, to go around”), ط و ف‎ (ṭ w f), I
  361. أَظْهَرَ‎ (ʔaẓhara, “to make apparent, to reveal”), ظ ه ر‎ (ẓ h r), IV
  362. عَجِبُ‎ (ʕajibu, “to wonder, to be amazed, to be astonished”), ع ج ب‎ (ʕ j b), I
  363. أَعْطَى‎ (ʔaʕṭā, “to give”), ع ط و‎ (ʕ ṭ w), IV
  364. تَعَالَ‎ (taʕāla, “to come”), ع ل و‎ (ʕ l w), IV
  365. أَغْوَيْ‎ (ʔaḡway, “to mislead, to lead astray”), غ و ي‎ (ḡ w y), IV
  366. تَفَرَّقَ‎ (tafarraqa, “to be divided”), ف ر ق‎ (f r q), V
  367. كَبُرَ‎ (kabura, “to be great”), ك ب ر‎ (k b r), I
  368. كَفَّ‎ (kaffa, “to restrain, to withhold, to avert”), ك ف ف‎ (k f f), I
  369. كِيدُ‎ (kīdu, “to scheme, to plot, to plan”), ك ي د‎ (k y d), I
  370. يَنتَظِرُ‎ (“to wait”), ن ظ ر‎ (n ẓ r), VIII
  371. نَفَرَ‎ (nafara, “to go forth”), ن ف ر‎ (n f r), I
  372. يَهْبِطُ‎ (yahbiṭu, “to go down”), ه ب ط‎ (h b ṭ), I
  373. هَمَّ‎ (hamma, “to determine, to plan, to plot, to desire”), ه م م‎ (h m m), I
  374. هَوَى‎ (hawā, “to desire”), ه و ي‎ (h w y), I
  375. يَئِسَ‎ (yaʔisa, “to despair”), ي ء س‎ (y ʔ s), I
  376. يَسْتَبْشِرُ‎ (yastabširu, “to rejoice”), ب ش ر‎ (b š r), X
  377. حَضَرَ‎ (ḥaḍara, “to approach, to attend”), ح ض ر‎ (ḥ ḍ r), I
  378. حَفِظَ‎ (ḥafiẓa, “to guard, to protect”), ح ف ظ‎ (ḥ f ẓ), I
  379. حَىَّ‎ (ḥāāa, “to live”), ح ي ي‎ (ḥ y y), I
  380. دَلَّ‎ (dalla, “to indicate, to show, to direct”), د ل ل‎ (d l l), I
  381. دَامُ‎ (dāmu, “to be as long as”), د و م‎ (d w m), I
  382. سِيقَ‎ (sīqa, “to drive”), س و ق‎ (s w q), I
  383. شَآقُّ‎ (šaʔāqqu, “to oppose”), ش ق ق‎ (š q q), III
  384. أَشْهَدَ‎ (ʔašhada, “to make witness”), ش ه د‎ (š h d), IV
  385. ضَحِكَتْ‎ (ḍaḥikat, “to laugh”), ض ح ك‎ (ḍ ḥ k), I
  386. اضْطُرَّ‎ (“to force, to compel”), ض ر ر‎ (ḍ r r), VIII
  387. ضَاقَ‎ (ḍāqa, “to straiten”), ض ي ق‎ (ḍ y q), I
  388. طَلَعَ‎ (ṭalaʕa, “to look”), ط ل ع‎ (ṭ l ʕ), VIII
  389. عَدَّ‎ (ʕadda, “to count”), ع د د‎ (ʕ d d), I
  390. اعْتَزَلَ‎ (“to withdraw, to leave, to keep away”), ع ز ل‎ (ʕ z l), VIII
  391. يَعْمَهُ‎ (yaʕmahu, “to wander blindly”), ع م ه‎ (ʕ m h), I
  392. عَمِىَ‎ (“to be blind”), ع م ي‎ (ʕ m y), I
  393. افْتَدَى‎ (“to offer ransom”), ف د ي‎ (f d y), VIII
  394. أَفَاضَ‎ (ʔafāḍa, “to depart”), ف ي ض‎ (f y ḍ), IV
  395. يُكَلِّفُ‎ (yukallifu, “to burden”), ك ل ف‎ (k l f), II
  396. اِلْتَقَى‎ (iltaqā, “to meet”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), VIII
  397. أُمْطِرَتْ‎ (ʔumṭirat, “to shower, to send rain”), م ط ر‎ (m ṭ r), IV
  398. تَنَازَعُ‎ (tanāzaʕu, “to dispute, to disagree”), ن ز ع‎ (n z ʕ), VI
  399. تَنَزَّلَتْ‎ (tanazzalat, “to descend, to bring down”), ن ز ل‎ (n z l), V
  400. أَنسَى‎ (“to make forget”), ن س ي‎ (n s y), IV
  401. انتَصَرَ‎ (“to defend, to help”), ن ص ر‎ (n ṣ r), VIII
  402. يُنقَصُ‎ (“to decrease, to reduce, to lessen”), ن ق ص‎ (n q ṣ), I
  403. يَزِرُ‎ (yaziru, “to bear”), و ز ر‎ (w z r), I
  404. يَسْتَأْخِرُ‎ (yastaʔḵiru, “to delay, to postpone”), ء خ ر‎ (ʔ ḵ r), X
  405. يَنۢبَغِى‎ (“to be appropriate”), ب غ ي‎ (b ḡ y), VII
  406. بَلَّغْ‎ (ballaḡ, “to convey”), ب ل غ‎ (b l ḡ), II
  407. بَآءَ‎ (baʔāʔa, “to incur, to turn back”), ب و ء‎ (b w ʔ), I
  408. بَوَّأَ‎ (bawwaʔa, “to settle”), ب و ء‎ (b w ʔ), II
  409. بَايَعْ‎ (bāyaʕ, “to pledge allegiance”), ب ي ع‎ (b y ʕ), III
  410. ثُقِفُ‎ (ṯuqifu, “to find, to gain dominance”), ث ق ف‎ (ṯ q f), I
  411. يُجِيرُ‎ (yujīru, “to protect”), ج و ر‎ (j w r), IV
  412. يَخْفَى‎ (yaḵfā, “to hide”), خ ف ي‎ (ḵ f y), I
  413. أَدْرَكَ‎ (ʔadraka, “to overtake, to grasp”), د ر ك‎ (d r k), IV
  414. ذَرَأَ‎ (ḏaraʔa, “to create, to produce, to multiply”), ذ ر ء‎ (ḏ r ʔ), I
  415. زَاغَ‎ (zāḡa, “to deviate, to turn away, to swerve”), ز ي غ‎ (z y ḡ), I
  416. أَسْرَفَ‎ (ʔasrafa, “to be extravagant, to exceed, to transgress”), س ر ف‎ (s r f), IV
  417. أَسْرَى‎ (ʔasrā, “to travel, to take”), س ر ي‎ (s r y), IV
  418. سَلَّمَ‎ (sallama, “to submit, to greet, to pay”), س ل م‎ (s l m), II
  419. شَدَدْ‎ (šadad, “to strengthen”), ش د د‎ (š d d), I
  420. تَصَدَّقَ‎ (taṣaddaqa, “to give charity”), ص د ق‎ (ṣ d q), V
  421. يَصْفَحُ‎ (yaṣfaḥu, “to overlook”), ص ف ح‎ (ṣ f ḥ), I
  422. ظَهَرُ‎ (ẓaharu, “to support, to back”), ظ ه ر‎ (ẓ h r), III
  423. عَاقَبَ‎ (ʕāqaba, “to retaliate”), ع ق ب‎ (ʕ q b), III
  424. عَهِدَ‎ (ʕahida, “to make a covenant, to promise”), ع ه د‎ (ʕ h d), I
  425. غَضِبَ‎ (ḡaḍiba, “to be angry”), غ ض ب‎ (ḡ ḍ b), I
  426. يَسْتَفْتُ‎ (yastaftu, “to seek ruling, to inquire, to ask”), ف ت ي‎ (f t y), X
  427. فُجِّرَتْ‎ (fujjirat, “to cause gush”), ف ج ر‎ (f j r), II
  428. فَرَّتْ‎ (farrat, “to flee”), ف ر ر‎ (f r r), I
  429. أَقْرَضُ‎ (ʔaqraḍu, “to lend, to loan”), ق ر ض‎ (q r ḍ), IV
  430. قَلَّبُ‎ (qallabu, “to turn, to alternate”), ق ل ب‎ (q l b), II
  431. لَقَّى‎ (laqqā, “to grant, to receive”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), II
  432. اسْتَمْتَعَ‎ (“to profit, to benefit, to enjoy”), م ت ع‎ (m t ʕ), X
  433. مُلِئَتْ‎ (muliʔat, “to fill”), م ل ء‎ (m l ʔ), I
  434. يَتَمَنَّ‎ (yatamanna, “to wish”), م ن ي‎ (m n y), V
  435. نَزَلَ‎ (nazala, “to descend, to bring down”), ن ز ل‎ (n z l), I
  436. نَقَضَتْ‎ (naqaḍat, “to break”), ن ق ض‎ (n q ḍ), I
  437. انتَقَمْ‎ (“to take retribution”), ن ق م‎ (n q m), VIII
  438. نَكَثَ‎ (nakaṯa, “to break (oath)”), ن ك ث‎ (n k ṯ), I
  439. وَسِعَ‎ (wasiʕa, “to encompass, to extend”), و س ع‎ (w s ʕ), I
  440. آثَرَ‎ (ʔāṯara, “to prefer”), ء ث ر‎ (ʔ ṯ r), IV
  441. يُؤَدِّ‎ (yuʔaddi, “to discharge, to deliver”), ء د ي‎ (ʔ d y), II
  442. أَلَّفَ‎ (ʔallafa, “to join, to reconcile”), ء ل ف‎ (ʔ l f), II
  443. ءَانَسَ‎ (ʔānasa, “to perceive”), ء ن س‎ (ʔ n s), IV
  444. أَوَى‎ (ʔawā, “to seek shelter”), ء و ي‎ (ʔ w y), I
  445. بَثَّ‎ (baṯṯa, “to disperse”), ب ث ث‎ (b ṯ ṯ), I
  446. يَبْخَسْ‎ (yabḵas, “to diminish, to deprive”), ب خ س‎ (b ḵ s), I
  447. تَبَرَّأَ‎ (tabarraʔa, “to disown”), ب ر ء‎ (b r ʔ), V
  448. بَرَزَ‎ (baraza, “to come forth, to go out”), ب ر ز‎ (b r z), I
  449. بَطَشْ‎ (baṭaš, “to seize”), ب ط ش‎ (b ṭ š), I
  450. بَكَتْ‎ (bakat, “to weep”), ب ك ي‎ (b k y), I
  451. أَبْلَغُ‎ (ʔablaḡu, “to convey”), ب ل غ‎ (b l ḡ), IV
  452. أَثَارُ‎ (ʔaṯāru, “to raise, to plough”), ث و ر‎ (ṯ w r), IV
  453. أَجْرَمُ‎ (ʔajramu, “to commit crime”), ج ر م‎ (j r m), IV
  454. جَهَرَ‎ (jahara, “to speak loudly”), ج ه ر‎ (j h r), I
  455. يَجْهَلُ‎ (yajhalu, “to be ignorant”), ج ه ل‎ (j h l), I
  456. أَحْصَنَتْ‎ (ʔaḥṣanat, “to guard, to protect”), ح ص ن‎ (ḥ ṣ n), IV
  457. حُمِّلَ‎ (ḥummila, “to place, to entrust”), ح م ل‎ (ḥ m l), II
  458. خَتَمَ‎ (ḵatama, “to seal”), خ ت م‎ (ḵ t m), I
  459. خَلَفَ‎ (ḵalafa, “to succeed, to come after”), خ ل ف‎ (ḵ l f), I
  460. اسْتَخْلَفَ‎ (“to grant succession”), خ ل ف‎ (ḵ l f), X
  461. خَانُ‎ (ḵānu, “to betray”), خ و ن‎ (ḵ w n), I
  462. دَرَسُ‎ (darasu, “to study, to learn”), د ر س‎ (d r s), I
  463. دَفَعْ‎ (dafaʕ, “to defend, to deliver, to repel”), د ف ع‎ (d f ʕ), I
  464. ذُبِحَ‎ (ḏubiḥa, “to slaughter, to sacrifice”), ذ ب ح‎ (ḏ b ḥ), I
  465. رَجَمْ‎ (rajam, “to stone”), ر ج م‎ (r j m), I
  466. أَرْضَعَتْ‎ (ʔarḍaʕat, “to nurse, to suckle”), ر ض ع‎ (r ḍ ʕ), IV
  467. يَرْكَعُ‎ (yarkaʕu, “to bow”), ر ك ع‎ (r k ʕ), I
  468. يَرْهَقُ‎ (yarhaqu, “to cover”), ر ه ق‎ (r h q), I
  469. زُوِّجَتْ‎ (zuwwijat, “to marry, to be paired”), ز و ج‎ (z w j), II
  470. اسْتَبَقَ‎ (“to race”), س ب ق‎ (s b q), VIII
  471. أَسْكَن‎ (ʔaskan, “to make dwell, to settle, to lodge”), س ك ن‎ (s k n), IV
  472. سَلَفَ‎ (salafa, “to pass (before)”), س ل ف‎ (s l f), I
  473. أَسَآءَ‎ (ʔasaʔāʔa, “to do evil”), س و ء‎ (s w ʔ), IV
  474. سُيِّرَتْ‎ (suyyirat, “to move”), س ي ر‎ (s y r), II
  475. شَرَحَ‎ (šaraḥa, “to expand, to open”), ش ر ح‎ (š r ḥ), I
  476. يَشْفَعُ‎ (yašfaʕu, “to intercede”), ش ف ع‎ (š f ʕ), I
  477. انشَقَّ‎ (“to split”), ش ق ق‎ (š q q), VII
  478. طَعِمُ‎ (ṭaʕimu, “to eat, to taste, to feed”), ط ع م‎ (ṭ ʕ m), I
  479. طُمِسَتْ‎ (ṭumisat, “to blind, to destroy, to obliterate”), ط م س‎ (ṭ m s), I
  480. تَطَهَّرْ‎ (taṭahhar, “to cleanse, to purify”), ط ه ر‎ (ṭ h r), V
  481. عَتَ‎ (ʕata, “to be insolent, to exceed, to rebel”), ع ت و‎ (ʕ t w), I
  482. تَعْثَ‎ (taʕṯa, “to act wickedly, to commit evil”), ع ث و‎ (ʕ ṯ w), I
  483. عَجِلَ‎ (ʕajila, “to hasten”), ع ج ل‎ (ʕ j l), I
  484. عَجَّلَ‎ (ʕajjala, “to hasten”), ع ج ل‎ (ʕ j l), II
  485. يَعْتَذِرُ‎ (yaʕtaḏiru, “to make excuse”), ع ذ ر‎ (ʕ ḏ r), VIII
  486. يَعْرُجُ‎ (yaʕruju, “to ascend”), ع ر ج‎ (ʕ r j), I
  487. اعْتَصَمُ‎ (“to hold fast”), ع ص م‎ (ʕ ṣ m), VIII
  488. عَقَرَ‎ (ʕaqara, “to hamstrung”), ع ق ر‎ (ʕ q r), I
  489. يُعَمَّرُ‎ (yuʕammaru, “to grant life”), ع م ر‎ (ʕ m r), II
  490. غَلَّ‎ (ḡalla, “to defraud, to chain, to shackle”), غ ل ل‎ (ḡ l l), I
  491. يُفْتِي‎ (yuftī, “to give ruling, to explain, to advise”), ف ت ي‎ (f t y), IV
  492. فَرَّط‎ (farraṭ, “to neglect, to fail”), ف ر ط‎ (f r ṭ), II
  493. فَرَقْ‎ (faraq, “to divide”), ف ر ق‎ (f r q), I
  494. فَصَلَ‎ (faṣala, “to set out, to depart, to judge”), ف ص ل‎ (f ṣ l), I
  495. قَبَضْ‎ (qabaḍ, “to withhold, to withdraw, to close”), ق ب ض‎ (q b ḍ), I
  496. قَرَّبَ‎ (qarraba, “to bring close”), ق ر ب‎ (q r b), II
  497. اقْتَرَبَ‎ (“to approach, to go near”), ق ر ب‎ (q r b), VIII
  498. تَقَرَّ‎ (taqarra, “to cool, to comfort”), ق ر ر‎ (q r r), I
  499. تَقَطَّعَ‎ (taqaṭṭaʕa, “to cut, to sever”), ق ط ع‎ (q ṭ ʕ), V
  500. أُكْرِهَ‎ (ʔukriha, “to compel, to force”), ك ر ه‎ (k r h), IV
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