Arabic reference

شَكَرَ

shakara

to thank

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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

شَكَرَ: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)shakartuI thanked; I have thanked
naḥnu (we)shakarnāwe thanked; we have thanked
anta (you, one man)shakartayou (one man) thanked; you (one man) have thanked
anti (you, one woman)shakartiyou (one woman) thanked; you (one woman) have thanked
antumā (you two)shakartumāyou two thanked; you two have thanked
antum (you, men)shakartumyou (plural, masculine) thanked; you (plural, masculine) have thanked
antunna (you, women)shakartunnayou (plural, feminine) thanked; you (plural, feminine) have thanked
huwa (he)shakarahe thanked; he has thanked
hiya (she)shakaratshe thanked; she has thanked
humā (they two, masculine)shakarāthey two (masculine) thanked; they two (masculine) have thanked
humā (they two, feminine)shakaratāthey two (feminine) thanked; they two (feminine) have thanked
hum (they, men)shakarūthey (masculine) thanked; they (masculine) have thanked
hunna (they, women)shakarnathey (feminine) thanked; they (feminine) have thanked

Present

شَكَرَ: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ashkuruI thank
naḥnu (we)nashkuruwe thank
anta (you, one man)tashkuruyou (one man) thank
anti (you, one woman)tashkurīnayou (one woman) thank
antumā (you two)tashkurāniyou two thank
antum (you, men)tashkurūnayou (plural, masculine) thank
antunna (you, women)tashkurnayou (plural, feminine) thank
huwa (he)yashkuruhe thanks
hiya (she)tashkurushe thanks
humā (they two, masculine)yashkurānithey two (masculine) thank
humā (they two, feminine)tashkurānithey two (feminine) thank
hum (they, men)yashkurūnathey (masculine) thank
hunna (they, women)yashkurnathey (feminine) thank

Subjunctive

شَكَرَ: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ashkura(that) I thank
naḥnu (we)nashkura(that) we thank
anta (you, one man)tashkura(that) you (one man) thank
anti (you, one woman)tashkurī(that) you (one woman) thank
antumā (you two)tashkurā(that) you two thank
antum (you, men)tashkurū(that) you (plural, masculine) thank
antunna (you, women)tashkurna(that) you (plural, feminine) thank
huwa (he)yashkura(that) he thanks
hiya (she)tashkura(that) she thanks
humā (they two, masculine)yashkurā(that) they two (masculine) thank
humā (they two, feminine)tashkurā(that) they two (feminine) thank
hum (they, men)yashkurū(that) they (masculine) thank
hunna (they, women)yashkurna(that) they (feminine) thank

Jussive

شَكَرَ: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ashkurI thank (jussive)
naḥnu (we)nashkurwe thank (jussive)
anta (you, one man)tashkuryou (one man) thank (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)tashkurīyou (one woman) thank (jussive)
antumā (you two)tashkurāyou two thank (jussive)
antum (you, men)tashkurūyou (plural, masculine) thank (jussive)
antunna (you, women)tashkurnayou (plural, feminine) thank (jussive)
huwa (he)yashkurhe thanks (jussive)
hiya (she)tashkurshe thanks (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yashkurāthey two (masculine) thank (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)tashkurāthey two (feminine) thank (jussive)
hum (they, men)yashkurūthey (masculine) thank (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yashkurnathey (feminine) thank (jussive)

Imperative

شَكَرَ: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)ushkurthank! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)ushkurīthank! (one woman)
antumā (you two)ushkurāthank! (you two)
antum (you, men)ushkurūthank! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)ushkurnathank! (plural, feminine)

Future

شَكَرَ: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾashkuruI will thank
naḥnu (we)sanashkuruwe will thank
anta (you, one man)satashkuruyou (one man) will thank
anti (you, one woman)satashkurīnayou (one woman) will thank
antumā (you two)satashkurāniyou two will thank
antum (you, men)satashkurūnayou (plural, masculine) will thank
antunna (you, women)satashkurnayou (plural, feminine) will thank
huwa (he)sayashkuruhe will thank
hiya (she)satashkurushe will thank
humā (they two, masculine)sayashkurānithey two (masculine) will thank
humā (they two, feminine)satashkurānithey two (feminine) will thank
hum (they, men)sayashkurūnathey (masculine) will thank
hunna (they, women)sayashkurnathey (feminine) will thank

Passive

Passive perfect

شَكَرَ: Passive perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)shukirtuI was thanked; I have been thanked
naḥnu (we)shukirnāwe were thanked; we have been thanked
anta (you, one man)shukirtayou (one man) were thanked; you (one man) have been thanked
anti (you, one woman)shukirtiyou (one woman) were thanked; you (one woman) have been thanked
antumā (you two)shukirtumāyou two were thanked; you two have been thanked
antum (you, men)shukirtumyou (plural, masculine) were thanked; you (plural, masculine) have been thanked
antunna (you, women)shukirtunnayou (plural, feminine) were thanked; you (plural, feminine) have been thanked
huwa (he)shukirahe was thanked; he has been thanked
hiya (she)shukiratshe was thanked; she has been thanked
humā (they two, masculine)shukirāthey two (masculine) were thanked; they two (masculine) have been thanked
humā (they two, feminine)shukiratāthey two (feminine) were thanked; they two (feminine) have been thanked
hum (they, men)shukirūthey (masculine) were thanked; they (masculine) have been thanked
hunna (they, women)shukirnathey (feminine) were thanked; they (feminine) have been thanked

Passive present

شَكَرَ: Passive present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ushkaruI am thanked
naḥnu (we)nushkaruwe are thanked
anta (you, one man)tushkaruyou (one man) are thanked
anti (you, one woman)tushkarīnayou (one woman) are thanked
antumā (you two)tushkarāniyou two are thanked
antum (you, men)tushkarūnayou (plural, masculine) are thanked
antunna (you, women)tushkarnayou (plural, feminine) are thanked
huwa (he)yushkaruhe is thanked
hiya (she)tushkarushe is thanked
humā (they two, masculine)yushkarānithey two (masculine) are thanked
humā (they two, feminine)tushkarānithey two (feminine) are thanked
hum (they, men)yushkarūnathey (masculine) are thanked
hunna (they, women)yushkarnathey (feminine) are thanked

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