Appendix:Arabic Quranic Verbs/Arabic Quranic Verbs 501-1000

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No., Verb, Root, Form

  1. اكْتَسَبَ‎ (“to earn”), ك س ب‎ (k s b), VIII
  2. يَمْتَرُ‎ (yamtaru, “to dispute, to doubt”), م ر ي‎ (m r y), VIII
  3. نَصَحُ‎ (naṣaḥu, “to advise”), ن ص ح‎ (n ṣ ḥ), I
  4. اهْجُرْ‎ (“to avoid”), ه ج ر‎ (h j r), I
  5. هَلَكَ‎ (halaka, “to die, to be destroyed”), ه ل ك‎ (h l k), I
  6. أَوْصَ‎ (ʔawṣa, “to make, to instruct, to enjoin”), و ص ي‎ (w ṣ y), IV
  7. تَوَاصَ‎ (tawāṣa, “to enjoin, to transmit”), و ص ي‎ (w ṣ y), VI
  8. أَوْقَدُ‎ (ʔawqadu, “to kindle, to heat, to ignite, to light”), و ق د‎ (w q d), IV
  9. وَهَنَ‎ (wahana, “to weaken”), و ه ن‎ (w h n), I
  10. تَأْسَ‎ (taʔsa, “to grieve”), ء س و‎ (ʔ s w), I
  11. يُبْطِلَ‎ (yubṭila, “to make vain, to nullify”), ب ط ل‎ (b ṭ l), IV
  12. يَتَبَوَّأُ‎ (yatabawwaʔu, “to settle”), ب و ء‎ (b w ʔ), V
  13. بَيَّتَ‎ (bayyata, “to plan by night”), ب ي ت‎ (b y t), II
  14. تَمَّ‎ (tamma, “to be fulfilled, to be completed”), ت م م‎ (t m m), I
  15. ثَقُلَتْ‎ (ṯaqulat, “to be heavy”), ث ق ل‎ (ṯ q l), I
  16. أَجْمَعُ‎ (ʔajmaʕu, “to resolve, to agree, to put together”), ج م ع‎ (j m ʕ), IV
  17. جَاوَزَ‎ (jāwaza, “to cross, to pass beyond”), ج و ز‎ (j w z), III
  18. اسْتَحَبُّ‎ (“to prefer”), ح ب ب‎ (ḥ b b), X
  19. أَحْبَطَ‎ (ʔaḥbaṭa, “to make worthless”), ح ب ط‎ (ḥ b ṭ), IV
  20. يُحَرِّفُ‎ (yuḥarrifu, “to distort”), ح ر ف‎ (ḥ r f), II
  21. يُحَافِظُ‎ (yuḥāfiẓu, “to guard”), ح ف ظ‎ (ḥ f ẓ), III
  22. يُحِقَّ‎ (yuḥiqqa, “to justify, to establish”), ح ق ق‎ (ḥ q q), IV
  23. حُلُّ‎ (ḥullu, “to adorn”), ح ل ي‎ (ḥ l y), II
  24. حَيَّ‎ (ḥayya, “to greet”), ح ي ي‎ (ḥ y y), II
  25. اسْتَخْرَجَ‎ (“to bring out”), خ ر ج‎ (ḵ r j), X
  26. يَخْرُصُ‎ (yaḵruṣu, “to guess, to lie”), خ ر ص‎ (ḵ r ṣ), I
  27. خَرَقَ‎ (ḵaraqa, “to falsely attribute, to tear”), خ ر ق‎ (ḵ r q), I
  28. يُخَوِّفُ‎ (yuḵawwifu, “to frighten, to threaten”), خ و ف‎ (ḵ w f), II
  29. خَابَ‎ (ḵāba, “to fail”), خ ي ب‎ (ḵ y b), I
  30. اخْتَارَ‎ (“to choose”), خ ي ر‎ (ḵ y r), VIII
  31. يُدَبِّرُ‎ (yudabbiru, “to dispose, to arrange”), د ب ر‎ (d b r), II
  32. أَدْبَرَ‎ (ʔadbara, “to turn away, to depart”), د ب ر‎ (d b r), IV
  33. يَتَدَبَّرُ‎ (yatadabbaru, “to ponder”), د ب ر‎ (d b r), V
  34. يَدْرَؤُا۟‎ (“to avert, to repel, to prevent”), د ر ء‎ (d r ʔ), I
  35. رَبَتْ‎ (rabat, “to increase, to swell”), ر ب و‎ (r b w), I
  36. يَرْغَبُ‎ (yarḡabu, “to desire, to prefer”), ر غ ب‎ (r ḡ b), I
  37. ارْتَقِبْ‎ (“to watch”), ر ق ب‎ (r q b), VIII
  38. أُزْلِفَتْ‎ (ʔuzlifat, “to bring near”), ز ل ف‎ (z l f), IV
  39. سَرَقَ‎ (saraqa, “to steal”), س ر ق‎ (s r q), I
  40. سَوَّلَ‎ (sawwala, “to entice, to suggest”), س و ل‎ (s w l), II
  41. يَسُومُ‎ (yasūmu, “to afflict”), س و م‎ (s w m), I
  42. تَشَبَهَ‎ (tašabaha, “to look alike, to seem alike”), ش ب ه‎ (š b h), VI
  43. شَرَ‎ (šara, “to sell”), ش ر ي‎ (š r y), I
  44. شَقُ‎ (šaqu, “to suffer, to be wretched, to be distressed”), ش ق و‎ (š q w), I
  45. صَبَّ‎ (ṣabba, “to pour”), ص ب ب‎ (ṣ b b), I
  46. صَدَفَ‎ (ṣadafa, “to turn away”), ص د ف‎ (ṣ d f), I
  47. أَصَرُّ‎ (ʔaṣarru, “to persist”), ص ر ر‎ (ṣ r r), IV
  48. يُصَلَّبُ‎ (yuṣallabu, “to crucify”), ص ل ب‎ (ṣ l b), II
  49. أُصْلِي‎ (ʔuṣlī, “to burn”), ص ل ي‎ (ṣ l y), IV
  50. صَوَّرَ‎ (ṣawwara, “to form, to fashion, to shape”), ص و ر‎ (ṣ w r), II
  51. يَسْتَعْتِبُ‎ (yastaʕtibu, “to ask for favor”), ع ت ب‎ (ʕ t b), X
  52. يُعْجِزَ‎ (yuʕjiza, “to escape”), ع ج ز‎ (ʕ j z), IV
  53. عَزَمَ‎ (ʕazama, “to resolve, to decide, to determine”), ع ز م‎ (ʕ z m), I
  54. عَمَرُ‎ (ʕamaru, “to maintain, to build on”), ع م ر‎ (ʕ m r), I
  55. اسْتَعِذْ‎ (“to seek refuge”), ع و ذ‎ (ʕ w ḏ), X
  56. اسْتَعِينُ‎ (“to seek help”), ع و ن‎ (ʕ w n), X
  57. أُغْشِيَتْ‎ (ʔuḡšiyat, “to cover”), غ ش و‎ (ḡ š w), IV
  58. يَغُضُّ‎ (yaḡuḍḍu, “to lower”), غ ض ض‎ (ḡ ḍ ḍ), I
  59. اسْتَغْنَى‎ (“to be self-sufficient”), غ ن ي‎ (ḡ n y), X
  60. اسْتَغَثَ‎ (“to seek help”), غ و ث‎ (ḡ w ṯ), X
  61. يُغَيِّرُ‎ (yuḡayyiru, “to change”), غ ي ر‎ (ḡ y r), II
  62. فَشِلْ‎ (fašil, “to lose courage”), ف ش ل‎ (f š l), I
  63. قُتِّلُ‎ (quttilu, “to kill”), ق ت ل‎ (q t l), II
  64. اقْتَتَلَ‎ (“to fight”), ق ت ل‎ (q t l), VIII
  65. قُدَّ‎ (qudda, “to tear”), ق د د‎ (q d d), I
  66. يَسْتَقْدِمُ‎ (yastaqdimu, “to advance, to precede”), ق د م‎ (q d m), X
  67. أَقْرَرْ‎ (ʔaqrar, “to ratify, to affirm”), ق ر ر‎ (q r r), IV
  68. اقْتَرَفْ‎ (“to commit, to acquire, to earn”), ق ر ف‎ (q r f), VIII
  69. قَفَّيْ‎ (qaffay, “to send, to follow”), ق ف و‎ (q f w), II
  70. قَنَطُ‎ (qanaṭu, “to despair”), ق ن ط‎ (q n ṭ), I
  71. كَبِّرْ‎ (kabbir, “to magnify”), ك ب ر‎ (k b r), II
  72. أَكْرَمَ‎ (ʔakrama, “to honor, to make comfortable, to be generous”), ك ر م‎ (k r m), IV
  73. يَتَكَلَّمُ‎ (yatakallamu, “to speak”), ك ل م‎ (k l m), V
  74. أَلْحَقْ‎ (ʔalḥaq, “to join”), ل ح ق‎ (l ḥ q), IV
  75. تَلَقَّى‎ (talaqqā, “to cast, to throw, to offer”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), V
  76. لَمَسُ‎ (lamasu, “to touch, to have contact”), ل م س‎ (l m s), I
  77. أَلْهَى‎ (ʔalhā, “to distract, to divert”), ل ه و‎ (l h w), IV
  78. تَمَارَ‎ (tamāra, “to dispute, to doubt”), م ر ي‎ (m r y), I
  79. مَضَى‎ (maḍā, “to go on, to continue, to pass”), م ض ي‎ (m ḍ y), I
  80. مَكَثَ‎ (makaṯa, “to stay, to remain”), م ك ث‎ (m k ṯ), I
  81. أَنۢبَأَ‎ (“to inform”), ن ب ء‎ (n b ʔ), IV
  82. تَنَجَيْ‎ (tanajay, “to hold secret counsel”), ن ج و‎ (n j w), VI
  83. يَنْحِتُ‎ (yanḥitu, “to carve”), ن ح ت‎ (n ḥ t), I
  84. نَذَرْ‎ (naḏar, “to vow, to worn”), ن ذ ر‎ (n ḏ r), I
  85. نَّزَغَ‎ (nnazaḡa, “to cause discord”), ن ز غ‎ (n z ḡ), I
  86. نَفِدَ‎ (nafida, “to be exhausted”), ن ف د‎ (n f d), I
  87. أَنقَذَ‎ (“to save”), ن ق ذ‎ (n q ḏ), IV
  88. نَقَمُ‎ (naqamu, “to resent, to take revenge”), ن ق م‎ (n q m), I
  89. هَاتُ‎ (hātu, “to bring”), ه ء ت‎ (h ʔ t), I
  90. اهْتَزَّتْ‎ (“to stir, to move”), ه ز ز‎ (h z z), VIII
  91. أُهِلَّ‎ (ʔuhilla, “to be dedicated”), ه ل ل‎ (h l l), IV
  92. وُۥرِىَ‎ (“to hide, to conceal, to cover”), و ر ي‎ (w r y), III
  93. وَسْوَسَ‎ (waswasa, “to whisper”), و س و س‎ (w s w s), I
  94. وَعَدْ‎ (waʕad, “to appoint”), و ع د‎ (w ʕ d), III
  95. تَأَخَّرَ‎ (taʔaḵḵara, “to delay, to stay behind”), ء خ ر‎ (ʔ ḵ r), V
  96. أَذَّنَ‎ (ʔaḏḏana, “to announce, to proclaim”), ء ذ ن‎ (ʔ ḏ n), II
  97. أَسَّسَ‎ (ʔassasa, “to found”), ء س س‎ (ʔ s s), II
  98. أَفَلَ‎ (ʔafala, “to set”), ء ف ل‎ (ʔ f l), I
  99. يَأْلَمُ‎ (yaʔlamu, “to suffer”), ء ل م‎ (ʔ l m), I
  100. يُبْدِئُ‎ (yubdiʔu, “to originate”), ب د ء‎ (b d ʔ), IV
  101. يُبْدِلَ‎ (yubdila, “to substitute”), ب د ل‎ (b d l), IV
  102. يَتَبَدَّلِ‎ (yatabaddali, “to exchange”), ب د ل‎ (b d l), V
  103. يَسْتَبْدِلْ‎ (yastabdil, “to replace”), ب د ل‎ (b d l), X
  104. أَبْرَحَ‎ (ʔabraḥa, “to leave, to cease”), ب ر ح‎ (b r ḥ), I
  105. بَصُرَتْ‎ (baṣurat, “to perceive, to watch”), ب ص ر‎ (b ṣ r), I
  106. بَقِىَ‎ (“to remain”), ب ق ي‎ (b q y), I
  107. ابْيَضَّتْ‎ (“to become white”), ب ي ض‎ (b y ḍ), IX
  108. أُتْرِفُ‎ (ʔutrifu, “to give luxury”), ت ر ف‎ (t r f), IV
  109. أَثَبَ‎ (ʔaṯaba, “to reward”), ث و ب‎ (ṯ w b), IV
  110. يَجْـَٔرُ‎ (“to cry for help”), ج ء ر‎ (j ʔ r), I
  111. يَجْرِمَ‎ (yajrima, “to let incite”), ج ر م‎ (j r m), I
  112. تُحَدِّثُ‎ (tuḥaddiṯu, “to report, to narate”), ح د ث‎ (ḥ d ṯ), II
  113. يُحْدِثُ‎ (yuḥdiṯu, “to cause, to bring about”), ح د ث‎ (ḥ d ṯ), IV
  114. حَرَصْ‎ (ḥaraṣ, “to desire”), ح ر ص‎ (ḥ r ṣ), I
  115. حَرِّقُ‎ (ḥarriqu, “to burn”), ح ر ق‎ (ḥ r q), II
  116. حَاسَبْ‎ (ḥāsab, “to take to account”), ح س ب‎ (ḥ s b), III
  117. يَحْتَسِبُ‎ (yaḥtasibu, “to take into account, to expect, to think”), ح س ب‎ (ḥ s b), VIII
  118. حَسَدَ‎ (ḥasada, “to envy”), ح س د‎ (ḥ s d), I
  119. أَحَسَّ‎ (ʔaḥassa, “to perceive”), ح س س‎ (ḥ s s), IV
  120. حَسُنَ‎ (ḥasuna, “to be the best, to be good”), ح س ن‎ (ḥ s n), I
  121. أَحْضَرَتْ‎ (ʔaḥḍarat, “to bring”), ح ض ر‎ (ḥ ḍ r), IV
  122. احْتَمَلَ‎ (“to carry, to bear”), ح م ل‎ (ḥ m l), VIII
  123. حَالَ‎ (ḥāla, “to come”), ح و ل‎ (ḥ w l), I
  124. خَاطَبَ‎ (ḵāṭaba, “to address”), خ ط ب‎ (ḵ ṭ b), III
  125. خَطِفَ‎ (ḵaṭifa, “to snatch”), خ ط ف‎ (ḵ ṭ f), I
  126. يَتَخَطَّفَ‎ (yataḵaṭṭafa, “to do away with, to sweep, to take away”), خ ط ف‎ (ḵ ṭ f), V
  127. اخْفِضْ‎ (“to lower”), خ ف ض‎ (ḵ f ḍ), I
  128. خَفَّتْ‎ (ḵaffat, “to be light”), خ ف ف‎ (ḵ f f), I
  129. اسْتَخَفَّ‎ (“to take lightly, to bluff”), خ ف ف‎ (ḵ f f), X
  130. يَسْتَخْفُ‎ (yastaḵfu, “to hide”), خ ف ي‎ (ḵ f y), X
  131. اخْتَلَطَ‎ (“to join, to absorb, to mingle”), خ ل ط‎ (ḵ l ṭ), VIII
  132. خَوَّلَ‎ (ḵawwala, “to bestow”), خ و ل‎ (ḵ w l), II
  133. ادَّرَكَ‎ (“to overtake, to arrest”), د ر ك‎ (d r k), VI
  134. يَدَّعُ‎ (yaddaʕu, “to call, to ask”), د ع و‎ (d ʕ w), VIII
  135. يُذَبِّحُ‎ (yuḏabbiḥu, “to slaughter”), ذ ب ح‎ (ḏ b ḥ), II
  136. رَّبَطْ‎ (rrabaṭ, “to strengthen, to make firm”), ر ب ط‎ (r b ṭ), I
  137. تُرْجِى‎ (“to defer, to postpone”), ر ج و‎ (r j w), IV
  138. أَرْدَى‎ (ʔardā, “to ruin”), ر د ي‎ (r d y), IV
  139. يُرْضُ‎ (yurḍu, “to please, to satisfy”), ر ض و‎ (r ḍ w), IV
  140. ارْتَضَى‎ (“to approve”), ر ض و‎ (r ḍ w), VIII
  141. يَرْقُبُ‎ (yarqubu, “to respect”), ر ق ب‎ (r q b), I
  142. يَرْكُضُ‎ (yarkuḍu, “to flee, to strike”), ر ك ض‎ (r k ḍ), I
  143. يَرْهَبُ‎ (yarhabu, “to fear”), ر ه ب‎ (r h b), I
  144. يُرْهِقَ‎ (yurhiqa, “to be hard on, to overburden, to cover”), ر ه ق‎ (r h q), IV
  145. رَاغَ‎ (rāḡa, “to turn”), ر و غ‎ (r w ḡ), I
  146. زُلْزِلُ‎ (zulzilu, “to shake”), ز ل ز ل‎ (z l z l), I
  147. زَهَقَ‎ (zahaqa, “to depart, to perish”), ز ه ق‎ (z h q), I
  148. زَالَ‎ (zāla, “to cease”), ز و ل‎ (z w l), I
  149. يَسْـَٔمُ‎ (“to tire”), س ء م‎ (s ʔ m), I
  150. يُسْجَنَ‎ (yusjana, “to imprison”), س ج ن‎ (s j n), I
  151. سَحَرُ‎ (saḥaru, “to bewitch, to delude”), س ح ر‎ (s ḥ r), I
  152. سَرِّحُ‎ (sarriḥu, “to release”), س ر ح‎ (s r ḥ), II
  153. سُقِطَ‎ (suqiṭa, “to fall, to regret”), س ق ط‎ (s q ṭ), I
  154. تُسْقِطَ‎ (tusqiṭa, “to cause toll, to cause to fall”), س ق ط‎ (s q ṭ), IV
  155. يَشَّقَّقُ‎ (yaššaqqaqu, “to split”), ش ق ق‎ (š q q), V
  156. اصْطَبِرْ‎ (“to be patient, to be steadfast”), ص ب ر‎ (ṣ b r), VIII
  157. يُضَآرَّ‎ (yuḍaʔārra, “to suffer, to be harmed”), ض ر ر‎ (ḍ r r), III
  158. يَتَضَرَّعُ‎ (yataḍarraʕu, “to humble”), ض ر ع‎ (ḍ r ʕ), V
  159. أَضَآءَ‎ (ʔaḍaʔāʔa, “to light, to flash, to glow”), ض و ء‎ (ḍ w ʔ), IV
  160. طَرَد‎ (ṭarad, “to send away, to drive away”), ط ر د‎ (ṭ r d), I
  161. أَطْفَأَ‎ (ʔaṭfaʔa, “to extinguish, to put out”), ط ف ء‎ (ṭ f ʔ), IV
  162. طَفِقَ‎ (ṭafiqa, “to begin”), ط ف ق‎ (ṭ f q), I
  163. طَالَ‎ (ṭāla, “to prolong, to grow long”), ط و ل‎ (ṭ w l), I
  164. طَابَ‎ (ṭāba, “to seem suitable, to remit, to do well”), ط ي ب‎ (ṭ y b), I
  165. اطَّيَّرْ‎ (“to ascribe an evil omen”), ط ي ر‎ (ṭ y r), V
  166. يَعْدُ‎ (yaʕdu, “to transgress, to pass beyond”), ع د و‎ (ʕ d w), I
  167. يَتَعَدَّ‎ (yataʕadda, “to transgress”), ع د و‎ (ʕ d w), V
  168. اعْتَرَفُ‎ (“to acknowledge, to confess”), ع ر ف‎ (ʕ r f), VIII
  169. عَزَّرُ‎ (ʕazzaru, “to honour, to assist”), ع ز ر‎ (ʕ z r), II
  170. يَعْصِمُ‎ (yaʕṣimu, “to save, to protect”), ع ص م‎ (ʕ ṣ m), I
  171. يَسْتَعْفِفْ‎ (yastaʕfif, “to refrain, to be chaste”), ع ف ف‎ (ʕ f f), X
  172. عَنِ‎ (ʕani, “to suffer, to be distressed”), ع ن ت‎ (ʕ n t), I
  173. غَدَ‎ (ḡada, “to leave early”), غ د و‎ (ḡ d w), I
  174. غَشَّى‎ (ḡaššā, “to cover”), غ ش و‎ (ḡ š w), II
  175. غَوَى‎ (ḡawā, “to err, to go astray”), غ و ي‎ (ḡ w y), I
  176. يَغِيظُ‎ (yaḡīẓu, “to anger, to enrage”), غ ي ظ‎ (ḡ y ẓ), I
  177. اسْتَفْتَحُ‎ (“to seek victory”), ف ت ح‎ (f t ḥ), X
  178. أَفْرِغْ‎ (ʔafriḡ, “to pour”), ف ر غ‎ (f r ḡ), IV
  179. يَسْتَفِزَّ‎ (yastafizza, “to incite, to scare, to drive out”), ف ز ز‎ (f z z), X
  180. فَزِعَ‎ (faziʕa, “to be terrified, to be afraid”), ف ز ع‎ (f z ʕ), I
  181. فَسَدَتِ‎ (fasadati, “to be corrupted, to be ruined”), ف س د‎ (f s d), I
  182. انفَضُّ‎ (“to rush, to disperse”), ف ض ض‎ (f ḍ ḍ), VII
  183. فَاتَ‎ (fāta, “to escape”), ف و ت‎ (f w t), I
  184. فَارَ‎ (fāra, “to overflow, to gush forth, to boil up”), ف و ر‎ (f w r), I
  185. فَازَ‎ (fāza, “to be successful, to attain”), ف و ز‎ (f w z), I
  186. فَآءُ‎ (faʔāʔu, “to return”), ف ي ء‎ (f y ʔ), I
  187. أَفَآءَ‎ (ʔafaʔāʔa, “to give, to restore”), ف ي ء‎ (f y ʔ), IV
  188. تُقْسِطُ‎ (tuqsiṭu, “to be just”), ق س ط‎ (q s ṭ), IV
  189. قَسَتْ‎ (qasat, “to harden”), ق س و‎ (q s w), I
  190. كُبِتَ‎ (kubita, “to be disgraced”), ك ب ت‎ (k b t), I
  191. اسْتَكْثَرْ‎ (“to multiply, to acquire more”), ك ث ر‎ (k ṯ r), X
  192. كَسَوْ‎ (kasaw, “to clothe, to cover”), ك س و‎ (k s w), I
  193. يَكْفُلُ‎ (yakfulu, “to take charge, to nurse, to rear”), ك ف ل‎ (k f l), I
  194. كَنَزْ‎ (kanaz, “to hoard”), ك ن ز‎ (k n z), I
  195. أَكْنَن‎ (ʔaknan, “to conceal”), ك ن ن‎ (k n n), IV
  196. كُوِّرَتْ‎ (kuwwirat, “to wrap”), ك و ر‎ (k w r), II
  197. يُلْحِدُ‎ (yulḥidu, “to deviate, to distort”), ل ح د‎ (l ḥ d), IV
  198. أَلْزَمَ‎ (ʔalzama, “to compel, to make adhere”), ل ز م‎ (l z m), IV
  199. أَلْفَ‎ (ʔalfa, “to find”), ل ف و‎ (l f w), IV
  200. تَلْقَفُ‎ (talqafu, “to swallow”), ل ق ف‎ (l q f), I
  201. يُلَقُ‎ (yulaqu, “to they meet”), ل ق ي‎ (l q y), III
  202. يَلْمِزُ‎ (yalmizu, “to criticize, to insult”), ل م ز‎ (l m z), I
  203. لُمْ‎ (lum, “to blame”), ل و م‎ (l w m), I
  204. يَلْ‎ (yal, “to distort”), ل و ي‎ (l w y), I
  205. مَحَوْ‎ (maḥaw, “to eliminate, to erase”), م ح و‎ (m ḥ w), I
  206. امْسَحُ‎ (“to wipe”), م س ح‎ (m s ḥ), I
  207. اسْتَمْسَكَ‎ (“to grasp, to hold fast”), م س ك‎ (m s k), X
  208. يُمِلَّ‎ (yumilla, “to dictate”), م ل ل‎ (m l l), IV
  209. تَمَنَّى‎ (tamannā, “to wish”), م ن ي‎ (m n y), I
  210. يُمْنَى‎ (yumnā, “to emit”), م ن ي‎ (m n y), IV
  211. تَمِيدَ‎ (tamīda, “to shake”), م ي د‎ (m y d), I
  212. يَمِيلُ‎ (yamīlu, “to deviate, to assult, to incline”), م ي ل‎ (m y l), I
  213. نَـَٔا‎ (“to distance, to become remote, to keep away”), ن ء ي‎ (n ʔ y), I
  214. نُسِفَتْ‎ (nusifat, “to scatter, to blow away, to blast”), ن س ف‎ (n s f), I
  215. نُشِرَتْ‎ (nuširat, “to spread, to lay open”), ن ش ر‎ (n š r), I
  216. أَنشَرَ‎ (“to raise, to revive, to resurrect”), ن ش ر‎ (n š r), IV
  217. تَنتَشِرُ‎ (“to disperse”), ن ش ر‎ (n š r), VIII
  218. تَنفُذُ‎ (“to pass”), ن ف ذ‎ (n f ḏ), I
  219. تُنكِحُ‎ (“to marry”), ن ك ح‎ (n k ḥ), IV
  220. يُنكِرُ‎ (“to deny”), ن ك ر‎ (n k r), IV
  221. اسْتَنكَفُ‎ (“to disdain”), ن ك ف‎ (n k f), X
  222. أَوْجَسَ‎ (ʔawjasa, “to feel, to sense”), و ج س‎ (w j s), IV
  223. وَجِلَتْ‎ (wajilat, “to feel fear, to be afraid”), و ج ل‎ (w j l), I
  224. يُوزَعُ‎ (yūzaʕu, “to set in rows”), و ز ع‎ (w z ʕ), I
  225. وَّزَنُ‎ (wwazanu, “to weigh”), و ز ن‎ (w z n), I
  226. يَطَـُٔ‎ (“to step, to trod, to trample”), و ط ء‎ (w ṭ ʔ), I
  227. وُقِفُ‎ (wuqifu, “to make stand”), و ق ف‎ (w q f), I
  228. يَلِجَ‎ (yalija, “to penetrate, to pass”), و ل ج‎ (w l j), I
  229. تَيَمَّمُ‎ (tayammamu, “to aim, to do tayammum”), ي م م‎ (y m m), V
  230. اسْتَـْٔجَرْ‎ (“to hire”), ء ج ر‎ (ʔ j r), X
  231. أَجَّلَ‎ (ʔajjala, “to appoint”), ء ج ل‎ (ʔ j l), II
  232. ءَاذَن‎ (ʔāḏan, “to announce”), ء ذ ن‎ (ʔ ḏ n), IV
  233. تَأَذَّنَ‎ (taʔaḏḏana, “to announce, to declare”), ء ذ ن‎ (ʔ ḏ n), V
  234. يَأْتَمِرُ‎ (yaʔtamiru, “to consult”), ء م ر‎ (ʔ m r), VIII
  235. تَبْتَئِسْ‎ (tabtaʔis, “to grieve”), ب ء س‎ (b ʔ s), VIII
  236. بَرَّأَ‎ (barraʔa, “to absolve, to clear”), ب ر ء‎ (b r ʔ), II
  237. تُبْرِئُ‎ (tubriʔu, “to heal, to cure”), ب ر ء‎ (b r ʔ), IV
  238. تَبَرُّ‎ (tabarru, “to be good, to be kind”), ب ر ر‎ (b r r), I
  239. بُرِّزَتِ‎ (burrizati, “to make manifest”), ب ر ز‎ (b r z), II
  240. أُبْسِلُ‎ (ʔubsilu, “to give up to destruction”), ب س ل‎ (b s l), IV
  241. بَشِرُ‎ (baširu, “to have relations”), ب ش ر‎ (b š r), III
  242. بَطَنَ‎ (baṭana, “to be concealed”), ب ط ن‎ (b ṭ n), I
  243. بُعْثِرَ‎ (buʕṯira, “to overturn, to scatter”), ب ع ث ر‎ (b ʕ ṯ r), I
  244. بَعُدَتْ‎ (baʕudat, “to become distant, to take away”), ب ع د‎ (b ʕ d), I
  245. يُبْلِىَ‎ (“to test”), ب ل و‎ (b l w), IV
  246. بُهِتَ‎ (buhita, “to be bewildered, to be dumbfounded”), ب ه ت‎ (b h t), I
  247. يَبُورُ‎ (yabūru, “to perish”), ب و ر‎ (b w r), I
  248. تَبَّ‎ (tabba, “to perish”), ت ب ب‎ (t b b), I
  249. تَبَّرْ‎ (tabbar, “to destory”), ت ب ر‎ (t b r), II
  250. يُثْبِتُ‎ (yuṯbitu, “to restrain, to confirm”), ث ب ت‎ (ṯ b t), IV
  251. أَثْخَن‎ (ʔaṯḵan, “to battle, to subdue”), ث خ ن‎ (ṯ ḵ n), IV
  252. أَثْمَرَ‎ (ʔaṯmara, “to bear fruit”), ث م ر‎ (ṯ m r), IV
  253. اجْلِدُ‎ (“to flog”), ج ل د‎ (j l d), I
  254. تَجَلَّى‎ (tajallā, “to reveal”), ج ل و‎ (j l w), I
  255. جَلَّى‎ (jallā, “to reveal”), ج ل و‎ (j l w), II
  256. اجْتَمَعُ‎ (“to gather”), ج م ع‎ (j m ʕ), VIII
  257. جَنَحُ‎ (janaḥu, “to incline”), ج ن ح‎ (j n ḥ), I
  258. جَهَّزَ‎ (jahhaza, “to furnish”), ج ه ز‎ (j h z), II
  259. يُحْبَرُ‎ (yuḥbaru, “to delight”), ح ب ر‎ (ḥ b r), I
  260. يَحْبِسُ‎ (yaḥbisu, “to detain”), ح ب س‎ (ḥ b s), I
  261. يُحَآدُّ‎ (yuḥaʔāddu, “to oppose”), ح د د‎ (ḥ d d), I
  262. حَآدَّ‎ (ḥaʔādda, “to oppose”), ح د د‎ (ḥ d d), III
  263. يُحَذِّرُ‎ (yuḥaḏḏiru, “to warn”), ح ذ ر‎ (ḥ ḏ r), II
  264. حَارَبَ‎ (ḥāraba, “to wage war”), ح ر ب‎ (ḥ r b), III
  265. حَرِّضِ‎ (ḥarriḍi, “to urge, to encourage”), ح ر ض‎ (ḥ r ḍ), II
  266. حَصِرَتْ‎ (ḥaṣirat, “to restrain, to besiege”), ح ص ر‎ (ḥ ṣ r), I
  267. أُحْصِرُ‎ (ʔuḥṣiru, “to hold back, to wrap up”), ح ص ر‎ (ḥ ṣ r), IV
  268. يَحُضُّ‎ (yaḥuḍḍu, “to feel the urge”), ح ض ض‎ (ḥ ḍ ḍ), I
  269. اسْتَحَقَّ‎ (“to be guilty, to have right”), ح ق ق‎ (ḥ q q), X
  270. يُحَكِّمُ‎ (yuḥakkimu, “to make judge”), ح ك م‎ (ḥ k m), II
  271. أُحْكِمَتْ‎ (ʔuḥkimat, “to perfect, to establish”), ح ك م‎ (ḥ k m), IV
  272. اسْتَحْوَذَ‎ (“to overcome, to have advantage”), ح و ذ‎ (ḥ w ḏ), X
  273. يُحَاوِرُ‎ (yuḥāwiru, “to talk”), ح و ر‎ (ḥ w r), III
  274. أَخْبَتُ‎ (ʔaḵbatu, “to be humble”), خ ب ت‎ (ḵ b t), IV
  275. يَخْدَعُ‎ (yaḵdaʕu, “to deceive”), خ د ع‎ (ḵ d ʕ), I
  276. يُخَدِعُ‎ (yuḵadiʕu, “to deceive”), خ د ع‎ (ḵ d ʕ), III
  277. يُخْسِرُ‎ (yuḵsiru, “to give less, to make deficient”), خ س ر‎ (ḵ s r), IV
  278. خَشَعَتِ‎ (ḵašaʕati, “to become humble”), خ ش ع‎ (ḵ š ʕ), I
  279. يَخْتَصُّ‎ (yaḵtaṣṣu, “to choose”), خ ص ص‎ (ḵ ṣ ṣ), VIII
  280. يَخْصِفَ‎ (yaḵṣifa, “to fasten”), خ ص ف‎ (ḵ ṣ f), I
  281. أَخْطَأْ‎ (ʔaḵṭaʔ, “to err, to make mistake”), خ ط ء‎ (ḵ ṭ ʔ), IV
  282. يَتَخَفَتُ‎ (yataḵafatu, “to murmur”), خ ف ت‎ (ḵ f t), VI
  283. يَخْلُدْ‎ (yaḵlud, “to live forever”), خ ل د‎ (ḵ l d), I
  284. أَخْلَدَ‎ (ʔaḵlada, “to adhere”), خ ل د‎ (ḵ l d), IV
  285. أَخْلَصُ‎ (ʔaḵlaṣu, “to choose, to be sincere”), خ ل ص‎ (ḵ l ṣ), IV
  286. يُخَالِفُ‎ (yuḵālifu, “to oppose, to differ”), خ ل ف‎ (ḵ l f), III
  287. يَخْتَانُ‎ (yaḵtānu, “to deceive”), خ و ن‎ (ḵ w n), VIII
  288. يَتَخَيَّرُ‎ (yataḵayyaru, “to select, to choose”), خ ي ر‎ (ḵ y r), V
  289. يُدْحِضُ‎ (yudḥiḍu, “to refute”), د ح ض‎ (d ḥ ḍ), IV
  290. نَسْتَدْرِجُ‎ (nastadriju, “to gradually lead”), د ر ج‎ (d r j), X
  291. يَدُعُّ‎ (yaduʕʕu, “to thrust, to repulse”), د ع ع‎ (d ʕ ʕ), I
  292. دُكَّتِ‎ (dukkati, “to crush, to level”), د ك ك‎ (d k k), I
  293. أَدْلَى‎ (ʔadlā, “to present, to let down”), د ل و‎ (d l w), IV
  294. دَنَا‎ (danā, “to approach, to draw”), د ن و‎ (d n w), I
  295. يُدْهِنُ‎ (yudhinu, “to compromise”), د ه ن‎ (d h n), IV
  296. ذُلِّلَتْ‎ (ḏullilat, “to tame”), ذ ل ل‎ (ḏ l l), II
  297. يُرَآءُ‎ (yuraʔāʔu, “to show off”), ر ء ي‎ (r ʔ y), III
  298. تَرَآءَتِ‎ (taraʔāʔati, “to come in sight”), ر ء ي‎ (r ʔ y), VI
  299. رَبَّيَ‎ (rabbaya, “to bring up”), ر ب و‎ (r b w), II
  300. أَرْبَى‎ (ʔarbā, “to increase, to make numerous”), ر ب و‎ (r b w), IV
  301. رَتَّلْ‎ (rattal, “to recite”), ر ت ل‎ (r t l), II
  302. تَرْجُفُ‎ (tarjufu, “to quake”), ر ج ف‎ (r j f), I
  303. رَحُبَتْ‎ (raḥubat, “to be vast”), ر ح ب‎ (r ḥ b), I
  304. تَرَضَ‎ (taraḍa, “to agree”), ر ض و‎ (r ḍ w), VI
  305. رَعَ‎ (raʕa, “to pasture, to observe”), ر ع ي‎ (r ʕ y), I
  306. رَعِ‎ (raʕi, “to observe”), ر ع ي‎ (r ʕ y), III
  307. يَتَرَقَّبُ‎ (yataraqqabu, “to be vigilant”), ر ق ب‎ (r q b), V
  308. أَرْكَسَ‎ (ʔarkasa, “to cast back, to plunge”), ر ك س‎ (r k s), IV
  309. تَرْكَنُ‎ (tarkanu, “to incline”), ر ك ن‎ (r k n), I
  310. يُزْجِى‎ (“to drive”), ز ج و‎ (z j w), IV
  311. تَزْرَعُ‎ (tazraʕu, “to plant, to sow”), ز ر ع‎ (z r ʕ), I
  312. زَلَلْ‎ (zalal, “to slip”), ز ل ل‎ (z l l), I
  313. يَزْنُ‎ (yaznu, “to commit adultery”), ز ن ي‎ (z n y), I
  314. أَزَاغَ‎ (ʔazāḡa, “to deviate”), ز ي غ‎ (z y ḡ), IV
  315. يَسُبُّ‎ (yasubbu, “to insult”), س ب ب‎ (s b b), I
  316. يَسْبَحُ‎ (yasbaḥu, “to swim, to float”), س ب ح‎ (s b ḥ), I
  317. يُسْحَبُ‎ (yusḥabu, “to drag”), س ح ب‎ (s ḥ b), I
  318. سَخِطَ‎ (saḵiṭa, “to anger, to enrage”), س خ ط‎ (s ḵ ṭ), I
  319. يَسْفِكُ‎ (yasfiku, “to shed”), س ف ك‎ (s f k), I
  320. اسْتَسْقَى‎ (“to ask for water”), س ق ي‎ (s q y), X
  321. انسَلَخَ‎ (“to pass, to detach”), س ل خ‎ (s l ḵ), VII
  322. سَلَّطَ‎ (sallaṭa, “to give power”), س ل ط‎ (s l ṭ), II
  323. أَسْلَفَتْ‎ (ʔaslafat, “to do before, to send before”), س ل ف‎ (s l f), IV
  324. اسْوَدَّتْ‎ (“to become black”), س و د‎ (s w d), IX
  325. شَرَعَ‎ (šaraʕa, “to ordain”), ش ر ع‎ (š r ʕ), I
  326. يُشْعِرُ‎ (yušʕiru, “to perceive, to be aware”), ش ع ر‎ (š ʕ r), IV
  327. أَشْفَقْ‎ (ʔašfaq, “to fear, to be afraid”), ش ف ق‎ (š f q), IV
  328. يَشْفِ‎ (yašfi, “to heal, to cure”), ش ف ي‎ (š f y), I
  329. شَقَقْ‎ (šaqaq, “to make difficult, to cleave”), ش ق ق‎ (š q q), I
  330. اشْتَمَلَتْ‎ (“to contain”), ش م ل‎ (š m l), VIII
  331. اسْتَشْهِدُ‎ (“to call to witness”), ش ه د‎ (š h d), X
  332. تُصَحِبْ‎ (tuṣaḥib, “to keep company”), ص ح ب‎ (ṣ ḥ b), III
  333. صَعِقَ‎ (ṣaʕiqa, “to faint, to fall dead”), ص ع ق‎ (ṣ ʕ q), I
  334. صَغَتْ‎ (ṣaḡat, “to incline”), ص غ و‎ (ṣ ḡ w), I
  335. أَصْفَى‎ (ʔaṣfā, “to choose”), ص ف و‎ (ṣ f w), IV
  336. صَلَبُ‎ (ṣalabu, “to crucify”), ص ل ب‎ (ṣ l b), I
  337. صَلَحَ‎ (ṣalaḥa, “to be righteous”), ص ل ح‎ (ṣ l ḥ), I
  338. تَصْطَلُ‎ (taṣṭalu, “to warm”), ص ل ي‎ (ṣ l y), VIII
  339. صَمُّ‎ (ṣammu, “to become deaf”), ص م م‎ (ṣ m m), I
  340. يَصُمْ‎ (yaṣum, “to fast”), ص و م‎ (ṣ w m), I
  341. ضَعُفَ‎ (ḍaʕufa, “to weaken”), ض ع ف‎ (ḍ ʕ f), I
  342. اضْمُمْ‎ (“to draw (near)”), ض م م‎ (ḍ m m), I
  343. طَلَعَت‎ (ṭalaʕat, “to rise”), ط ل ع‎ (ṭ l ʕ), I
  344. يَطْمِثْ‎ (yaṭmiṯ, “to touch”), ط م ث‎ (ṭ m ṯ), I
  345. يُطَاعُ‎ (yuṭāʕu, “to obey”), ط و ع‎ (ṭ w ʕ), I
  346. تَطَوَّعَ‎ (taṭawwaʕa, “to volunteer”), ط و ع‎ (ṭ w ʕ), V
  347. يَطَّوَّفَ‎ (yaṭṭawwafa, “to walk, to circumambulate”), ط و ف‎ (ṭ w f), V
  348. ظَلَّلْ‎ (ẓallal, “to shade”), ظ ل ل‎ (ẓ l l), II
  349. تَظَهَرُ‎ (taẓaharu, “to support”), ظ ه ر‎ (ẓ h r), VI
  350. عَبَسَ‎ (ʕabasa, “to frown”), ع ب س‎ (ʕ b s), I
  351. يَعْرِشُ‎ (yaʕrišu, “to erect, to construct”), ع ر ش‎ (ʕ r š), I
  352. عَرَّفَ‎ (ʕarrafa, “to make known”), ع ر ف‎ (ʕ r f), II
  353. يَتَعَارَفُ‎ (yataʕārafu, “to know, to recognize”), ع ر ف‎ (ʕ r f), VI
  354. يَعْزُبُ‎ (yaʕzubu, “to escape”), ع ز ب‎ (ʕ z b), I
  355. يَعْصِرُ‎ (yaʕṣiru, “to press”), ع ص ر‎ (ʕ ṣ r), I
  356. عَضُّ‎ (ʕaḍḍu, “to bite”), ع ض ض‎ (ʕ ḍ ḍ), I
  357. تَعْضُلُ‎ (taʕḍulu, “to hinder, to constrain”), ع ض ل‎ (ʕ ḍ l), I
  358. يُعَظِّمْ‎ (yuʕaẓẓim, “to honor”), ع ظ م‎ (ʕ ẓ m), II
  359. يُعَقِّبْ‎ (yuʕaqqib, “to look back, to return”), ع ق ب‎ (ʕ q b), II
  360. يَتَعَلَّمُ‎ (yataʕallamu, “to learn”), ع ل م‎ (ʕ l m), V
  361. أَعَانَ‎ (ʔaʕāna, “to help”), ع و ن‎ (ʕ w n), IV
  362. تَعَاوَنُ‎ (taʕāwanu, “to help”), ع و ن‎ (ʕ w n), VI
  363. عَيِي‎ (ʕayī, “to tire”), ع ي ي‎ (ʕ y y), I
  364. يُغَادِرُ‎ (yuḡādiru, “to leave behind”), غ د ر‎ (ḡ d r), III
  365. غَرَبَت‎ (ḡarabat, “to set”), غ ر ب‎ (ḡ r b), I
  366. أَغْرَيْ‎ (ʔaḡray, “to overpower, to arouse”), غ ر و‎ (ḡ r w), IV
  367. اسْتَغْشَ‎ (“to cover”), غ ش و‎ (ḡ š w), X
  368. اغْلُظْ‎ (“to be stern”), غ ل ظ‎ (ḡ l ẓ), I
  369. تَغْلُو‎ (taḡlū, “to exceed”), غ ل و‎ (ḡ l w), I
  370. غَنِمْ‎ (ḡanim, “to take as war booty”), غ ن م‎ (ḡ n m), I
  371. غِيضَ‎ (ḡīḍa, “to subside, to fall short”), غ ي ض‎ (ḡ y ḍ), I
  372. يَفْجُرَ‎ (yafjura, “to give lie”), ف ج ر‎ (f j r), I
  373. فَرَغْ‎ (faraḡ, “to finish”), ف ر غ‎ (f r ḡ), I
  374. يَفْسَحِ‎ (yafsaḥi, “to make room”), ف س ح‎ (f s ḥ), I
  375. تَفْقِدُ‎ (tafqidu, “to miss”), ف ق د‎ (f q d), I
  376. تَفِيضُ‎ (tafīḍu, “to overflow”), ف ي ض‎ (f y ḍ), I
  377. قَدِمْ‎ (qadim, “to precede, to proceed”), ق د م‎ (q d m), I
  378. تَقَدَّمَ‎ (taqaddama, “to precede, to proceed”), ق د م‎ (q d m), V
  379. قَسَمْ‎ (qasam, “to distribute”), ق س م‎ (q s m), I
  380. يَقْنُتْ‎ (yaqnut, “to be obedient”), ق ن ت‎ (q n t), I
  381. تَقَوَّلَ‎ (taqawwala, “to fabricate, to make up”), ق و ل‎ (q w l), V
  382. قَيَّضْ‎ (qayyaḍ, “to appoint, to destine”), ق ي ض‎ (q y ḍ), II
  383. يَتَكَبَّرُ‎ (yatakabbaru, “to be arrogant”), ك ب ر‎ (k b r), V
  384. كَثُرَ‎ (kaṯura, “to be many, to be numerous”), ك ث ر‎ (k ṯ r), I
  385. أَكْثَرُ‎ (ʔakṯaru, “to be many, to be frequent”), ك ث ر‎ (k ṯ r), IV
  386. كَرَّمْ‎ (karram, “to honor”), ك ر م‎ (k r m), II
  387. أَكْمَلْ‎ (ʔakmal, “to perfect, to complete”), ك م ل‎ (k m l), IV
  388. كَالُ‎ (kālu, “to measure”), ك ي ل‎ (k y l), I
  389. اكْتَالُ‎ (“to measure”), ك ي ل‎ (k y l), VIII
  390. اسْتَكَانُ‎ (“to give in, to submit”), ك ي ن‎ (k y n), X
  391. لَّجُّ‎ (llajju, “to persist”), ل ج ج‎ (l j j), I
  392. يَلْحَقُ‎ (yalḥaqu, “to join”), ل ح ق‎ (l ḥ q), I
  393. يَلْتَفِتْ‎ (yaltafit, “to look back”), ل ف ت‎ (l f t), VIII
  394. الْتَقَطَ‎ (al-taqaṭa, “to pick”), ل ق ط‎ (l q ṭ), VIII
  395. لُمَّ‎ (lumma, “to bring forward, to come”), ل م م‎ (l m m), I
  396. يَلْهَثْ‎ (yalhaṯ, “to loll the tongue”), ل ه ث‎ (l h ṯ), I
  397. لِن‎ (lin, “to deal gently, to relax”), ل ي ن‎ (l y n), I
  398. يُمَحِّصَ‎ (yumaḥḥiṣa, “to purify, to purge”), م ح ص‎ (m ḥ ṣ), II
  399. يَمْحَقُ‎ (yamḥaqu, “to destroy”), م ح ق‎ (m ḥ q), I
  400. امْتَحَنَ‎ (“to test, to examine”), م ح ن‎ (m ḥ n), VIII
  401. مَرَجَ‎ (maraja, “to release”), م ر ج‎ (m r j), I
  402. مُزِّقْ‎ (muzziq, “to disintegrate, to disperse”), م ز ق‎ (m z q), II
  403. يَتَمَآسَّ‎ (yatamaʔāssa, “to touch”), م س س‎ (m s s), VI
  404. يُمَنِّي‎ (yumannī, “to arouse desire”), م ن ي‎ (m n y), II
  405. مَهِّلِ‎ (mahhili, “to give respite”), م ه ل‎ (m h l), II
  406. تَمُورُ‎ (tamūru, “to shake, to sway”), م و ر‎ (m w r), I
  407. يَمِيزَ‎ (yamīza, “to sepearte, to distinguish, to stand apart”), م ي ز‎ (m y z), I
  408. انتَبَذَتْ‎ (“to withdraw”), ن ب ذ‎ (n b ḏ), VIII
  409. نَجَا‎ (najā, “to save, to escape”), ن ج و‎ (n j w), I
  410. يُنزَفُ‎ (“to be intoxicated”), ن ز ف‎ (n z f), IV
  411. يَنسَخُ‎ (“to abolish, to abrogate”), ن س خ‎ (n s ḵ), I
  412. يَنسِلُ‎ (“to descend, to hasten”), ن س ل‎ (n s l), I
  413. انشُزُ‎ (“to rise”), ن ش ز‎ (n š z), I
  414. نُصِبَتْ‎ (nuṣibat, “to be fixed, to labour”), ن ص ب‎ (n ṣ b), I
  415. أَنصِتُ‎ (“to listen, to play attention”), ن ص ت‎ (n ṣ t), IV
  416. اسْتَنصَرَ‎ (“to seek help”), ن ص ر‎ (n ṣ r), X
  417. أَنطَقَ‎ (“to make speak”), ن ط ق‎ (n ṭ q), IV
  418. نَافَقُ‎ (nāfaqu, “to be hypocritical”), ن ف ق‎ (n f q), III
  419. نَكَصَ‎ (nakaṣa, “to turn”), ن ك ص‎ (n k ṣ), I
  420. تَنْهَرْ‎ (tanhar, “to repel”), ن ه ر‎ (n h r), I
  421. يُهْرَعُ‎ (yuhraʕu, “to rush, to hasten”), ه ر ع‎ (h r ʕ), I
  422. هَزَمُ‎ (hazamu, “to defeat”), ه ز م‎ (h z m), I
  423. أَهَنَ‎ (ʔahana, “to humiliate”), ه و ن‎ (h w n), IV
  424. يُهَيِّئْ‎ (yuhayyiʔ, “to facilitate”), ه ي ء‎ (h y ʔ), II
  425. يَهِيجُ‎ (yahīju, “to wither, to dry”), ه ي ج‎ (h y j), I
  426. وَجَّهْ‎ (wajjah, “to direct, to turn”), و ج ه‎ (w j h), II
  427. وَرَدَ‎ (warada, “to come”), و ر د‎ (w r d), I
  428. تَوَارَتْ‎ (tawārat, “to hide”), و ر ي‎ (w r y), VI
  429. أَوْزِعْ‎ (ʔawziʕ, “to grant power”), و ز ع‎ (w z ʕ), IV
  430. أَوْعَى‎ (ʔawʕā, “to hoard, to keep”), و ع ي‎ (w ʕ y), IV
  431. وُكِّلَ‎ (wukkila, “to entrust, to put in charge”), و ك ل‎ (w k l), II
  432. اسْتَيْـَٔسَ‎ (“to despair, to give up hope”), ي ء س‎ (y ʔ s), X
  433. تَيَسَّرَ‎ (tayassara, “to be easy”), ي س ر‎ (y s r), V
  434. اسْتَيْسَرَ‎ (“to obtain with ease”), ي س ر‎ (y s r), X
  435. اسْتَيْقَنَتْ‎ (“to be convinced, to be certain”), ي ق ن‎ (y q n), X
  436. أَبَقَ‎ (ʔabaqa, “to run away, to flee”), ء ب ق‎ (ʔ b q), I
  437. يُؤْثَرُ‎ (yuʔṯaru, “to transmit, to be related”), ء ث ر‎ (ʔ ṯ r), I
  438. تَأْجُرَ‎ (taʔjura, “to work for recompense”), ء ج ر‎ (ʔ j r), I
  439. آزَرَ‎ (ʔāzara, “to strengthen”), ء ز ر‎ (ʔ z r), IV
  440. تَؤُزُّ‎ (taʔuzzu, “to incite”), ء ز ز‎ (ʔ z z), I
  441. أَزِفَتِ‎ (ʔazifati, “to approach”), ء ز ف‎ (ʔ z f), I
  442. تَأْسِرُ‎ (taʔsiru, “to take captive”), ء س ر‎ (ʔ s r), I
  443. ءَاسَفُ‎ (ʔāsafu, “to anger”), ء س ف‎ (ʔ s f), IV
  444. أَلَتْ‎ (ʔalat, “to deprive”), ء ل ت‎ (ʔ l t), I
  445. يَأْلُ‎ (yaʔlu, “to spare”), ء ل و‎ (ʔ l w), I
  446. يُؤْلُ‎ (yuʔlu, “to swear, to vow”), ء ل و‎ (ʔ l w), IV
  447. يَأْتَلِ‎ (yaʔtali, “to swear”), ء ل و‎ (ʔ l w), VIII
  448. اؤْتُمِنَ‎ (“to be entrusted”), ء م ن‎ (ʔ m n), VIII
  449. تَسْتَأْنِسُ‎ (tastaʔnisu, “to ask permission”), ء ن س‎ (ʔ n s), X
  450. يَأْنِ‎ (yaʔni, “to come (time)”), ء ن ي‎ (ʔ n y), I
  451. أَوِّبِ‎ (ʔawwibi, “to repeat”), ء و ب‎ (ʔ w b), II
  452. يَـُٔودُ‎ (“to tire”), ء و د‎ (ʔ w d), I
  453. يُبَتِّكُ‎ (yubattiku, “to cut off”), ب ت ك‎ (b t k), II
  454. تَبَتَّلْ‎ (tabattal, “to devote”), ب ت ل‎ (b t l), V
  455. انۢبَجَسَتْ‎ (“to gush, to flow”), ب ج س‎ (b j s), VII
  456. يَبْحَثُ‎ (yabḥaṯu, “to search, to scratch”), ب ح ث‎ (b ḥ ṯ), I
  457. ابْتَدَعُ‎ (“to innovate”), ب د ع‎ (b d ʕ), VIII
  458. تُبَذِّرْ‎ (tubaḏḏir, “to squander, to waste”), ب ذ ر‎ (b ḏ r), II
  459. نَّبْرَأَ‎ (nnabraʔa, “to bring into existence”), ب ر ء‎ (b r ʔ), I
  460. تَبَرَّجْ‎ (tabarraj, “to display”), ب ر ج‎ (b r j), V
  461. بَرِقَ‎ (bariqa, “to be dazzled, to be frightened”), ب ر ق‎ (b r q), I
  462. أَبْرَمُ‎ (ʔabramu, “to determine, to conclude”), ب ر م‎ (b r m), IV
  463. بَسَرَ‎ (basara, “to scowl, to frown”), ب س ر‎ (b s r), I
  464. بُسَّتِ‎ (bussati, “to crumble, to crush”), ب س س‎ (b s s), I
  465. تَبَسَّمَ‎ (tabassama, “to smile”), ب س م‎ (b s m), V
  466. أَبْشِرُ‎ (ʔabširu, “to receive glad tidings”), ب ش ر‎ (b š r), IV
  467. يُبَصَّرُ‎ (yubaṣṣaru, “to be made to see”), ب ص ر‎ (b ṣ r), II
  468. يُبَطِّئَ‎ (yubaṭṭiʔa, “to lag behind”), ب ط ء‎ (b ṭ ʔ), II
  469. بَطِرَتْ‎ (baṭirat, “to take lightly”), ب ط ر‎ (b ṭ r), I
  470. بَطَلَ‎ (baṭala, “to become futile”), ب ط ل‎ (b ṭ l), I
  471. انۢبَعَثَ‎ (“to send forth”), ب ع ث‎ (b ʕ ṯ), VII
  472. بَعِدْ‎ (baʕid, “to lengthen”), ب ع د‎ (b ʕ d), III
  473. تُبْقِى‎ (“to spare, to remain”), ب ق ي‎ (b q y), IV
  474. أَبْكَى‎ (ʔabkā, “to make weep”), ب ك ي‎ (b k y), IV
  475. يُبْلِسُ‎ (yublisu, “to despair”), ب ل س‎ (b l s), IV
  476. ابْلَعِ‎ (“to swallow”), ب ل ع‎ (b l ʕ), I
  477. نَبْتَهِلْ‎ (nabtahil, “to pray humbly”), ب ه ل‎ (b h l), VIII
  478. يَبِيتُ‎ (yabītu, “to spend the night”), ب ي ت‎ (b y t), I
  479. تَبِيدَ‎ (tabīda, “to be perished”), ب ي د‎ (b y d), I
  480. تَبَايَعْ‎ (tabāyaʕ, “to make commercial transaction”), ب ي ع‎ (b y ʕ), VI
  481. يُبِينُ‎ (yubīnu, “to explain”), ب ي ن‎ (b y n), IV
  482. تَسْتَبِينَ‎ (tastabīna, “to make clear”), ب ي ن‎ (b y n), X
  483. أَتْقَنَ‎ (ʔatqana, “to perfect”), ت ق ن‎ (t q n), IV
  484. تَلَّ‎ (talla, “to put down”), ت ل ل‎ (t l l), I
  485. يَتِيهُ‎ (yatīhu, “to wander”), ت ي ه‎ (t y h), I
  486. اثْبُتُ‎ (“to be firm”), ث ب ت‎ (ṯ b t), I
  487. ثَبَّطَ‎ (ṯabbaṭa, “to make lag behind”), ث ب ط‎ (ṯ b ṭ), II
  488. أَثْقَلَت‎ (ʔaṯqalat, “to be heavy”), ث ق ل‎ (ṯ q l), IV
  489. اثَّاقَلْ‎ (“to be heavy”), ث ق ل‎ (ṯ q l), VI
  490. يَثْنُ‎ (yaṯnu, “to fold up”), ث ن ي‎ (ṯ n y), I
  491. يَسْتَثْنُ‎ (yastaṯnu, “to except”), ث ن ي‎ (ṯ n y), X
  492. ثُوِّبَ‎ (ṯuwwiba, “to reward”), ث و ب‎ (ṯ w b), II
  493. يُجْبَى‎ (yujbā, “to bring, to gather”), ج ب ي‎ (j b y), I
  494. اجْتُثَّتْ‎ (“to uproot”), ج ث ث‎ (j ṯ ṯ), VIII
  495. جَرَحْ‎ (jaraḥ, “to commit”), ج ر ح‎ (j r ḥ), I
  496. اجْتَرَحُ‎ (“to commit”), ج ر ح‎ (j r ḥ), VIII
  497. يَجُرُّ‎ (yajurru, “to drag”), ج ر ر‎ (j r r), I
  498. يَتَجَرَّعُ‎ (yatajarraʕu, “to sip”), ج ر ع‎ (j r ʕ), V
  499. جَزِعْ‎ (jaziʕ, “to show intolerance, to be perturbed”), ج ز ع‎ (j z ʕ), I
  500. نُجَزِى‎ (“to recompense”), ج ز ي‎ (j z y), III
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