Arabic reference

لَعِبَ

laʿiba

to play

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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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لَعِبَ: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)laʿibtuI played; I have played
naḥnu (we)laʿibnāwe played; we have played
anta (you, one man)laʿibtayou (one man) played; you (one man) have played
anti (you, one woman)laʿibtiyou (one woman) played; you (one woman) have played
antumā (you two)laʿibtumāyou two played; you two have played
antum (you, men)laʿibtumyou (plural, masculine) played; you (plural, masculine) have played
antunna (you, women)laʿibtunnayou (plural, feminine) played; you (plural, feminine) have played
huwa (he)laʿibahe played; he has played
hiya (she)laʿibatshe played; she has played
humā (they two, masculine)laʿibāthey two (masculine) played; they two (masculine) have played
humā (they two, feminine)laʿibatāthey two (feminine) played; they two (feminine) have played
hum (they, men)laʿibūthey (masculine) played; they (masculine) have played
hunna (they, women)laʿibnathey (feminine) played; they (feminine) have played

Present

لَعِبَ: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)alʿabuI play
naḥnu (we)nalʿabuwe play
anta (you, one man)talʿabuyou (one man) play
anti (you, one woman)talʿabīnayou (one woman) play
antumā (you two)talʿabāniyou two play
antum (you, men)talʿabūnayou (plural, masculine) play
antunna (you, women)talʿabnayou (plural, feminine) play
huwa (he)yalʿabuhe plays
hiya (she)talʿabushe plays
humā (they two, masculine)yalʿabānithey two (masculine) play
humā (they two, feminine)talʿabānithey two (feminine) play
hum (they, men)yalʿabūnathey (masculine) play
hunna (they, women)yalʿabnathey (feminine) play

Subjunctive

لَعِبَ: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)alʿaba(that) I play
naḥnu (we)nalʿaba(that) we play
anta (you, one man)talʿaba(that) you (one man) play
anti (you, one woman)talʿabī(that) you (one woman) play
antumā (you two)talʿabā(that) you two play
antum (you, men)talʿabū(that) you (plural, masculine) play
antunna (you, women)talʿabna(that) you (plural, feminine) play
huwa (he)yalʿaba(that) he plays
hiya (she)talʿaba(that) she plays
humā (they two, masculine)yalʿabā(that) they two (masculine) play
humā (they two, feminine)talʿabā(that) they two (feminine) play
hum (they, men)yalʿabū(that) they (masculine) play
hunna (they, women)yalʿabna(that) they (feminine) play

Jussive

لَعِبَ: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)alʿabI play (jussive)
naḥnu (we)nalʿabwe play (jussive)
anta (you, one man)talʿabyou (one man) play (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)talʿabīyou (one woman) play (jussive)
antumā (you two)talʿabāyou two play (jussive)
antum (you, men)talʿabūyou (plural, masculine) play (jussive)
antunna (you, women)talʿabnayou (plural, feminine) play (jussive)
huwa (he)yalʿabhe plays (jussive)
hiya (she)talʿabshe plays (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yalʿabāthey two (masculine) play (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)talʿabāthey two (feminine) play (jussive)
hum (they, men)yalʿabūthey (masculine) play (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yalʿabnathey (feminine) play (jussive)

Imperative

لَعِبَ: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)ilʿabplay! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)ilʿabīplay! (one woman)
antumā (you two)ilʿabāplay! (you two)
antum (you, men)ilʿabūplay! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)ilʿabnaplay! (plural, feminine)

Future

لَعِبَ: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾalʿabuI will play
naḥnu (we)sanalʿabuwe will play
anta (you, one man)satalʿabuyou (one man) will play
anti (you, one woman)satalʿabīnayou (one woman) will play
antumā (you two)satalʿabāniyou two will play
antum (you, men)satalʿabūnayou (plural, masculine) will play
antunna (you, women)satalʿabnayou (plural, feminine) will play
huwa (he)sayalʿabuhe will play
hiya (she)satalʿabushe will play
humā (they two, masculine)sayalʿabānithey two (masculine) will play
humā (they two, feminine)satalʿabānithey two (feminine) will play
hum (they, men)sayalʿabūnathey (masculine) will play
hunna (they, women)sayalʿabnathey (feminine) will play

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