Arabic reference

عَلَّمَ

ʿallama

to teach

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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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عَلَّمَ: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ʿallamtuI taught; I have taught
naḥnu (we)ʿallamnāwe taught; we have taught
anta (you, one man)ʿallamtayou (one man) taught; you (one man) have taught
anti (you, one woman)ʿallamtiyou (one woman) taught; you (one woman) have taught
antumā (you two)ʿallamtumāyou two taught; you two have taught
antum (you, men)ʿallamtumyou (plural, masculine) taught; you (plural, masculine) have taught
antunna (you, women)ʿallamtunnayou (plural, feminine) taught; you (plural, feminine) have taught
huwa (he)ʿallamahe taught; he has taught
hiya (she)ʿallamatshe taught; she has taught
humā (they two, masculine)ʿallamāthey two (masculine) taught; they two (masculine) have taught
humā (they two, feminine)ʿallamatāthey two (feminine) taught; they two (feminine) have taught
hum (they, men)ʿallamūthey (masculine) taught; they (masculine) have taught
hunna (they, women)ʿallamnathey (feminine) taught; they (feminine) have taught

Present

عَلَّمَ: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)uʿallimuI teach
naḥnu (we)nuʿallimuwe teach
anta (you, one man)tuʿallimuyou (one man) teach
anti (you, one woman)tuʿallimīnayou (one woman) teach
antumā (you two)tuʿallimāniyou two teach
antum (you, men)tuʿallimūnayou (plural, masculine) teach
antunna (you, women)tuʿallimnayou (plural, feminine) teach
huwa (he)yuʿallimuhe teaches
hiya (she)tuʿallimushe teaches
humā (they two, masculine)yuʿallimānithey two (masculine) teach
humā (they two, feminine)tuʿallimānithey two (feminine) teach
hum (they, men)yuʿallimūnathey (masculine) teach
hunna (they, women)yuʿallimnathey (feminine) teach

Subjunctive

عَلَّمَ: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)uʿallima(that) I teach
naḥnu (we)nuʿallima(that) we teach
anta (you, one man)tuʿallima(that) you (one man) teach
anti (you, one woman)tuʿallimī(that) you (one woman) teach
antumā (you two)tuʿallimā(that) you two teach
antum (you, men)tuʿallimū(that) you (plural, masculine) teach
antunna (you, women)tuʿallimna(that) you (plural, feminine) teach
huwa (he)yuʿallima(that) he teaches
hiya (she)tuʿallima(that) she teaches
humā (they two, masculine)yuʿallimā(that) they two (masculine) teach
humā (they two, feminine)tuʿallimā(that) they two (feminine) teach
hum (they, men)yuʿallimū(that) they (masculine) teach
hunna (they, women)yuʿallimna(that) they (feminine) teach

Jussive

عَلَّمَ: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)uʿallimI teach (jussive)
naḥnu (we)nuʿallimwe teach (jussive)
anta (you, one man)tuʿallimyou (one man) teach (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)tuʿallimīyou (one woman) teach (jussive)
antumā (you two)tuʿallimāyou two teach (jussive)
antum (you, men)tuʿallimūyou (plural, masculine) teach (jussive)
antunna (you, women)tuʿallimnayou (plural, feminine) teach (jussive)
huwa (he)yuʿallimhe teaches (jussive)
hiya (she)tuʿallimshe teaches (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yuʿallimāthey two (masculine) teach (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)tuʿallimāthey two (feminine) teach (jussive)
hum (they, men)yuʿallimūthey (masculine) teach (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yuʿallimnathey (feminine) teach (jussive)

Imperative

عَلَّمَ: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)ʿallimteach! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)ʿallimīteach! (one woman)
antumā (you two)ʿallimāteach! (you two)
antum (you, men)ʿallimūteach! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)ʿallimnateach! (plural, feminine)

Future

عَلَّمَ: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾuʿallimuI will teach
naḥnu (we)sanuʿallimuwe will teach
anta (you, one man)satuʿallimuyou (one man) will teach
anti (you, one woman)satuʿallimīnayou (one woman) will teach
antumā (you two)satuʿallimāniyou two will teach
antum (you, men)satuʿallimūnayou (plural, masculine) will teach
antunna (you, women)satuʿallimnayou (plural, feminine) will teach
huwa (he)sayuʿallimuhe will teach
hiya (she)satuʿallimushe will teach
humā (they two, masculine)sayuʿallimānithey two (masculine) will teach
humā (they two, feminine)satuʿallimānithey two (feminine) will teach
hum (they, men)sayuʿallimūnathey (masculine) will teach
hunna (they, women)sayuʿallimnathey (feminine) will teach

Passive

Passive perfect

عَلَّمَ: Passive perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)ʿullimtuI was taught; I have been taught
naḥnu (we)ʿullimnāwe were taught; we have been taught
anta (you, one man)ʿullimtayou (one man) were taught; you (one man) have been taught
anti (you, one woman)ʿullimtiyou (one woman) were taught; you (one woman) have been taught
antumā (you two)ʿullimtumāyou two were taught; you two have been taught
antum (you, men)ʿullimtumyou (plural, masculine) were taught; you (plural, masculine) have been taught
antunna (you, women)ʿullimtunnayou (plural, feminine) were taught; you (plural, feminine) have been taught
huwa (he)ʿullimahe was taught; he has been taught
hiya (she)ʿullimatshe was taught; she has been taught
humā (they two, masculine)ʿullimāthey two (masculine) were taught; they two (masculine) have been taught
humā (they two, feminine)ʿullimatāthey two (feminine) were taught; they two (feminine) have been taught
hum (they, men)ʿullimūthey (masculine) were taught; they (masculine) have been taught
hunna (they, women)ʿullimnathey (feminine) were taught; they (feminine) have been taught

Passive present

عَلَّمَ: Passive present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)uʿallamuI am taught
naḥnu (we)nuʿallamuwe are taught
anta (you, one man)tuʿallamuyou (one man) are taught
anti (you, one woman)tuʿallamīnayou (one woman) are taught
antumā (you two)tuʿallamāniyou two are taught
antum (you, men)tuʿallamūnayou (plural, masculine) are taught
antunna (you, women)tuʿallamnayou (plural, feminine) are taught
huwa (he)yuʿallamuhe is taught
hiya (she)tuʿallamushe is taught
humā (they two, masculine)yuʿallamānithey two (masculine) are taught
humā (they two, feminine)tuʿallamānithey two (feminine) are taught
hum (they, men)yuʿallamūnathey (masculine) are taught
hunna (they, women)yuʿallamnathey (feminine) are taught

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