Arabic reference

بَكَى

bakā

to cry

Irregular · 6 form tables

Modern Standard Arabic. Thirteen subject rows distinguish person, number and gender. Arabic forms retain their vowel marks; readings and English meanings appear alongside them.

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Perfect

بَكَى: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)bakaytuI cried; I have cried
naḥnu (we)bakaynāwe cried; we have cried
anta (you, one man)bakaytayou (one man) cried; you (one man) have cried
anti (you, one woman)bakaytiyou (one woman) cried; you (one woman) have cried
antumā (you two)bakaytumāyou two cried; you two have cried
antum (you, men)bakaytumyou (plural, masculine) cried; you (plural, masculine) have cried
antunna (you, women)bakaytunnayou (plural, feminine) cried; you (plural, feminine) have cried
huwa (he)bakāhe cried; he has cried
hiya (she)bakatshe cried; she has cried
humā (they two, masculine)bakayāthey two (masculine) cried; they two (masculine) have cried
humā (they two, feminine)bakatāthey two (feminine) cried; they two (feminine) have cried
hum (they, men)bakawthey (masculine) cried; they (masculine) have cried
hunna (they, women)bakaynathey (feminine) cried; they (feminine) have cried

Present

بَكَى: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)abkīI cry
naḥnu (we)nabkīwe cry
anta (you, one man)tabkīyou (one man) cry
anti (you, one woman)tabkīnayou (one woman) cry
antumā (you two)tabkiyāniyou two cry
antum (you, men)tabkūnayou (plural, masculine) cry
antunna (you, women)tabkīnayou (plural, feminine) cry
huwa (he)yabkīhe cries
hiya (she)tabkīshe cries
humā (they two, masculine)yabkiyānithey two (masculine) cry
humā (they two, feminine)tabkiyānithey two (feminine) cry
hum (they, men)yabkūnathey (masculine) cry
hunna (they, women)yabkīnathey (feminine) cry

Subjunctive

بَكَى: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)abkiya(that) I cry
naḥnu (we)nabkiya(that) we cry
anta (you, one man)tabkiya(that) you (one man) cry
anti (you, one woman)tabkī(that) you (one woman) cry
antumā (you two)tabkiyā(that) you two cry
antum (you, men)tabkū(that) you (plural, masculine) cry
antunna (you, women)tabkīna(that) you (plural, feminine) cry
huwa (he)yabkiya(that) he cries
hiya (she)tabkiya(that) she cries
humā (they two, masculine)yabkiyā(that) they two (masculine) cry
humā (they two, feminine)tabkiyā(that) they two (feminine) cry
hum (they, men)yabkū(that) they (masculine) cry
hunna (they, women)yabkīna(that) they (feminine) cry

Jussive

بَكَى: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)abkiI cry (jussive)
naḥnu (we)nabkiwe cry (jussive)
anta (you, one man)tabkiyou (one man) cry (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)tabkīyou (one woman) cry (jussive)
antumā (you two)tabkiyāyou two cry (jussive)
antum (you, men)tabkūyou (plural, masculine) cry (jussive)
antunna (you, women)tabkīnayou (plural, feminine) cry (jussive)
huwa (he)yabkihe cries (jussive)
hiya (she)tabkishe cries (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yabkiyāthey two (masculine) cry (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)tabkiyāthey two (feminine) cry (jussive)
hum (they, men)yabkūthey (masculine) cry (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yabkīnathey (feminine) cry (jussive)

Imperative

بَكَى: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)ibkicry! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)ibkīcry! (one woman)
antumā (you two)ibkiyācry! (you two)
antum (you, men)ibkūcry! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)ibkīnacry! (plural, feminine)

Future

بَكَى: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾabkīI will cry
naḥnu (we)sanabkīwe will cry
anta (you, one man)satabkīyou (one man) will cry
anti (you, one woman)satabkīnayou (one woman) will cry
antumā (you two)satabkiyāniyou two will cry
antum (you, men)satabkūnayou (plural, masculine) will cry
antunna (you, women)satabkīnayou (plural, feminine) will cry
huwa (he)sayabkīhe will cry
hiya (she)satabkīshe will cry
humā (they two, masculine)sayabkiyānithey two (masculine) will cry
humā (they two, feminine)satabkiyānithey two (feminine) will cry
hum (they, men)sayabkūnathey (masculine) will cry
hunna (they, women)sayabkīnathey (feminine) will cry

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