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مجزوم
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Jussive (مجزوم): A grammatical mood in Arabic used to express commands, requests, or actions that are dependent on certain conditions. It is often marked by specific verb endings and is used in various syntactic structures.
How good is the Arabic grammar checker Sahehly?
Sahehly, an Arabic AI tool from Sakhr, helps improve writing by fixing grammar mistakes, suggesting synonyms, and providing tashkeel. Our test showed it to be quite promising.
Understanding Quranic Arabic: The deletion of ن in كان
In certain situations, we can delete the ن of the verb كان. This happens in the jussive mood (مجزوم) and is used in the Quran.
Free online Arabic grammar test from Al-Jazeera
Al-Jazeera offers a grammar test. There are a couple of pitfalls. So, reason enough to take a look at the most important Arabic grammar topics.
English tenses in Arabic – a comprehensive guide
The English tenses are not always easy to translate into Arabic. An overview of all English tenses and moods and how to express them in Arabic.
How do you form the imperative of قالَ in the dual?
Arabic roots with weak letters are tricky. If you want to express "say!" (you both - dual) in Arabic, you use قُولا. Why do we keep the و here? An analysis.
Understanding ف in Arabic conditional sentences
When and how to use ف in Arabic conditional sentences is difficult. We explain its grammatical importance, tense usage, and the relationship between the conditional and the intended meaning.
Exploring Types of ‘If’ in Arabic
There are many words to express "if" in Arabic conditional sentences. In this article we will look specifically at the differences between إن and إذا.
Conditional clauses in Arabic: step-by-step breakdown
This article introduces Arabic conditional sentences, exploring their structure, essential elements, and specific grammatical rules over a three-part series focused on their complexities.
Which words trigger the مجزوم mood in the Arabic verb?
Conditional clauses can be a headache in Arabic. Especially because after some devices you need the مجزوم mood of the verb. Here is a list of such words.
What does إِيّاكَ mean in Arabic?
The Arabic word إِيّايَ means "me." You might recognize it from the Qur'an: إِيّاكَ نَعْبُدُ. How do we create and use these forms?
