Arabic reference

مَلَكَ

malaka

to own

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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

مَلَكَ: Perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)malaktuI owned; I have owned
naḥnu (we)malaknāwe owned; we have owned
anta (you, one man)malaktayou (one man) owned; you (one man) have owned
anti (you, one woman)malaktiyou (one woman) owned; you (one woman) have owned
antumā (you two)malaktumāyou two owned; you two have owned
antum (you, men)malaktumyou (plural, masculine) owned; you (plural, masculine) have owned
antunna (you, women)malaktunnayou (plural, feminine) owned; you (plural, feminine) have owned
huwa (he)malakahe owned; he has owned
hiya (she)malakatshe owned; she has owned
humā (they two, masculine)malakāthey two (masculine) owned; they two (masculine) have owned
humā (they two, feminine)malakatāthey two (feminine) owned; they two (feminine) have owned
hum (they, men)malakūthey (masculine) owned; they (masculine) have owned
hunna (they, women)malaknathey (feminine) owned; they (feminine) have owned

Present

مَلَكَ: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)amlikuI own
naḥnu (we)namlikuwe own
anta (you, one man)tamlikuyou (one man) own
anti (you, one woman)tamlikīnayou (one woman) own
antumā (you two)tamlikāniyou two own
antum (you, men)tamlikūnayou (plural, masculine) own
antunna (you, women)tamliknayou (plural, feminine) own
huwa (he)yamlikuhe owns
hiya (she)tamlikushe owns
humā (they two, masculine)yamlikānithey two (masculine) own
humā (they two, feminine)tamlikānithey two (feminine) own
hum (they, men)yamlikūnathey (masculine) own
hunna (they, women)yamliknathey (feminine) own

Subjunctive

مَلَكَ: Subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)amlika(that) I own
naḥnu (we)namlika(that) we own
anta (you, one man)tamlika(that) you (one man) own
anti (you, one woman)tamlikī(that) you (one woman) own
antumā (you two)tamlikā(that) you two own
antum (you, men)tamlikū(that) you (plural, masculine) own
antunna (you, women)tamlikna(that) you (plural, feminine) own
huwa (he)yamlika(that) he owns
hiya (she)tamlika(that) she owns
humā (they two, masculine)yamlikā(that) they two (masculine) own
humā (they two, feminine)tamlikā(that) they two (feminine) own
hum (they, men)yamlikū(that) they (masculine) own
hunna (they, women)yamlikna(that) they (feminine) own

Jussive

مَلَكَ: Jussive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)amlikI own (jussive)
naḥnu (we)namlikwe own (jussive)
anta (you, one man)tamlikyou (one man) own (jussive)
anti (you, one woman)tamlikīyou (one woman) own (jussive)
antumā (you two)tamlikāyou two own (jussive)
antum (you, men)tamlikūyou (plural, masculine) own (jussive)
antunna (you, women)tamliknayou (plural, feminine) own (jussive)
huwa (he)yamlikhe owns (jussive)
hiya (she)tamlikshe owns (jussive)
humā (they two, masculine)yamlikāthey two (masculine) own (jussive)
humā (they two, feminine)tamlikāthey two (feminine) own (jussive)
hum (they, men)yamlikūthey (masculine) own (jussive)
hunna (they, women)yamliknathey (feminine) own (jussive)

Imperative

مَلَكَ: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anta (you, one man)imlikown! (one man)
anti (you, one woman)imlikīown! (one woman)
antumā (you two)imlikāown! (you two)
antum (you, men)imlikūown! (plural, masculine)
antunna (you, women)imliknaown! (plural, feminine)

Future

مَلَكَ: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)saʾamlikuI will own
naḥnu (we)sanamlikuwe will own
anta (you, one man)satamlikuyou (one man) will own
anti (you, one woman)satamlikīnayou (one woman) will own
antumā (you two)satamlikāniyou two will own
antum (you, men)satamlikūnayou (plural, masculine) will own
antunna (you, women)satamliknayou (plural, feminine) will own
huwa (he)sayamlikuhe will own
hiya (she)satamlikushe will own
humā (they two, masculine)sayamlikānithey two (masculine) will own
humā (they two, feminine)satamlikānithey two (feminine) will own
hum (they, men)sayamlikūnathey (masculine) will own
hunna (they, women)sayamliknathey (feminine) will own

Passive

Passive perfect

مَلَكَ: Passive perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)muliktuI was owned; I have been owned
naḥnu (we)muliknāwe were owned; we have been owned
anta (you, one man)muliktayou (one man) were owned; you (one man) have been owned
anti (you, one woman)muliktiyou (one woman) were owned; you (one woman) have been owned
antumā (you two)muliktumāyou two were owned; you two have been owned
antum (you, men)muliktumyou (plural, masculine) were owned; you (plural, masculine) have been owned
antunna (you, women)muliktunnayou (plural, feminine) were owned; you (plural, feminine) have been owned
huwa (he)mulikahe was owned; he has been owned
hiya (she)mulikatshe was owned; she has been owned
humā (they two, masculine)mulikāthey two (masculine) were owned; they two (masculine) have been owned
humā (they two, feminine)mulikatāthey two (feminine) were owned; they two (feminine) have been owned
hum (they, men)mulikūthey (masculine) were owned; they (masculine) have been owned
hunna (they, women)muliknathey (feminine) were owned; they (feminine) have been owned

Passive present

مَلَكَ: Passive present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
anā (I)umlakuI am owned
naḥnu (we)numlakuwe are owned
anta (you, one man)tumlakuyou (one man) are owned
anti (you, one woman)tumlakīnayou (one woman) are owned
antumā (you two)tumlakāniyou two are owned
antum (you, men)tumlakūnayou (plural, masculine) are owned
antunna (you, women)tumlaknayou (plural, feminine) are owned
huwa (he)yumlakuhe is owned
hiya (she)tumlakushe is owned
humā (they two, masculine)yumlakānithey two (masculine) are owned
humā (they two, feminine)tumlakānithey two (feminine) are owned
hum (they, men)yumlakūnathey (masculine) are owned
hunna (they, women)yumlaknathey (feminine) are owned

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