Arabic reference

مَرَّرَ

marrara

to pass

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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

مَرَّرَ: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)marrartuI passed; I have passed
naḥnu (we)marrarnāwe passed; we have passed
anta (you, one man)marrartayou (one man) passed; you (one man) have passed
anti (you, one woman)marrartiyou (one woman) passed; you (one woman) have passed
antumā (you two)marrartumāyou two passed; you two have passed
antum (you, men)marrartumyou (plural, masculine) passed; you (plural, masculine) have passed
antunna (you, women)marrartunnayou (plural, feminine) passed; you (plural, feminine) have passed
huwa (he)marrarahe passed; he has passed
hiya (she)marraratshe passed; she has passed
humā (they two, masculine)marrarāthey two (masculine) passed; they two (masculine) have passed
humā (they two, feminine)marraratāthey two (feminine) passed; they two (feminine) have passed
hum (they, men)marrarūthey (masculine) passed; they (masculine) have passed
hunna (they, women)marrarnathey (feminine) passed; they (feminine) have passed

Present

مَرَّرَ: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)umarriruI pass
naḥnu (we)numarriruwe pass
anta (you, one man)tumarriruyou (one man) pass
anti (you, one woman)tumarrirīnayou (one woman) pass
antumā (you two)tumarrirāniyou two pass
antum (you, men)tumarrirūnayou (plural, masculine) pass
antunna (you, women)tumarrirnayou (plural, feminine) pass
huwa (he)yumarriruhe passes
hiya (she)tumarrirushe passes
humā (they two, masculine)yumarrirānithey two (masculine) pass
humā (they two, feminine)tumarrirānithey two (feminine) pass
hum (they, men)yumarrirūnathey (masculine) pass
hunna (they, women)yumarrirnathey (feminine) pass

Subjunctive

مَرَّرَ: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)umarrira(that) I pass
naḥnu (we)numarrira(that) we pass
anta (you, one man)tumarrira(that) you (one man) pass
anti (you, one woman)tumarrirī(that) you (one woman) pass
antumā (you two)tumarrirā(that) you two pass
antum (you, men)tumarrirū(that) you (plural, masculine) pass
antunna (you, women)tumarrirna(that) you (plural, feminine) pass
huwa (he)yumarrira(that) he passes
hiya (she)tumarrira(that) she passes
humā (they two, masculine)yumarrirā(that) they two (masculine) pass
humā (they two, feminine)tumarrirā(that) they two (feminine) pass
hum (they, men)yumarrirū(that) they (masculine) pass
hunna (they, women)yumarrirna(that) they (feminine) pass

Jussive

مَرَّرَ: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)umarrirI pass (jussive)
naḥnu (we)numarrirwe pass (jussive)
anta (you, one man)tumarriryou (one man) pass (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)tumarrirīyou (one woman) pass (jussive)
antumā (you two)tumarrirāyou two pass (jussive)
antum (you, men)tumarrirūyou (plural, masculine) pass (jussive)
antunna (you, women)tumarrirnayou (plural, feminine) pass (jussive)
huwa (he)yumarrirhe passes (jussive)
hiya (she)tumarrirshe passes (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yumarrirāthey two (masculine) pass (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)tumarrirāthey two (feminine) pass (jussive)
hum (they, men)yumarrirūthey (masculine) pass (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yumarrirnathey (feminine) pass (jussive)

Imperative

مَرَّرَ: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)marrirpass! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)marrirīpass! (one woman)
antumā (you two)marrirāpass! (you two)
antum (you, men)marrirūpass! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)marrirnapass! (plural, feminine)

Future

مَرَّرَ: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾumarriruI will pass
naḥnu (we)sanumarriruwe will pass
anta (you, one man)satumarriruyou (one man) will pass
anti (you, one woman)satumarrirīnayou (one woman) will pass
antumā (you two)satumarrirāniyou two will pass
antum (you, men)satumarrirūnayou (plural, masculine) will pass
antunna (you, women)satumarrirnayou (plural, feminine) will pass
huwa (he)sayumarriruhe will pass
hiya (she)satumarrirushe will pass
humā (they two, masculine)sayumarrirānithey two (masculine) will pass
humā (they two, feminine)satumarrirānithey two (feminine) will pass
hum (they, men)sayumarrirūnathey (masculine) will pass
hunna (they, women)sayumarrirnathey (feminine) will pass

Passive

Passive perfect

مَرَّرَ: Passive perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)murrirtuI was passed; I have been passed
naḥnu (we)murrirnāwe were passed; we have been passed
anta (you, one man)murrirtayou (one man) were passed; you (one man) have been passed
anti (you, one woman)murrirtiyou (one woman) were passed; you (one woman) have been passed
antumā (you two)murrirtumāyou two were passed; you two have been passed
antum (you, men)murrirtumyou (plural, masculine) were passed; you (plural, masculine) have been passed
antunna (you, women)murrirtunnayou (plural, feminine) were passed; you (plural, feminine) have been passed
huwa (he)murrirahe was passed; he has been passed
hiya (she)murriratshe was passed; she has been passed
humā (they two, masculine)murrirāthey two (masculine) were passed; they two (masculine) have been passed
humā (they two, feminine)murriratāthey two (feminine) were passed; they two (feminine) have been passed
hum (they, men)murrirūthey (masculine) were passed; they (masculine) have been passed
hunna (they, women)murrirnathey (feminine) were passed; they (feminine) have been passed

Passive present

مَرَّرَ: Passive present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)umarraruI am passed
naḥnu (we)numarraruwe are passed
anta (you, one man)tumarraruyou (one man) are passed
anti (you, one woman)tumarrarīnayou (one woman) are passed
antumā (you two)tumarrarāniyou two are passed
antum (you, men)tumarrarūnayou (plural, masculine) are passed
antunna (you, women)tumarrarnayou (plural, feminine) are passed
huwa (he)yumarraruhe is passed
hiya (she)tumarrarushe is passed
humā (they two, masculine)yumarrarānithey two (masculine) are passed
humā (they two, feminine)tumarrarānithey two (feminine) are passed
hum (they, men)yumarrarūnathey (masculine) are passed
hunna (they, women)yumarrarnathey (feminine) are passed

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