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CAVE: A Top Arabic Verb Conjugator App
The CJKI Arabic Verb Conjugator (CAVE) app is a powerful tool for Arabic learners, conjugating nearly all Arabic verbs across various tenses and moods. It features English translations, romanized transliteration, and pronounced audio for over 410,000 inflected forms, making complex verb conjugation accessible and user-friendly.
The CAVE (CJKI Arabic Verb Conjugator) app stands out as an exceptionally effective tool to conjugate Arabic verbs, offering comprehensive conjugation for almost every Arabic verb across all tenses and moods.
Recommended by Arabic experts, this app provides detailed information, English translations, and audio pronunciation for thousands of inflected forms, greatly assisting Arabic language learning.
The CJKI Arabic Verb Conjugator (CAVE) can be used to conjugate almost every Arabic verb in all tenses and moods.
- 1,700 Arabic verbs are fully conjugated
- English translations for all Arabic inflected forms
- Romanized transliteration to indicate the word stress
- pronounced audio for each of the inflected forms (410,000 items!)
- search for verbs in Arabic, transliterated form or English
- user-friendly interface
Here is how the app looks like:
Cave (ู ูุบุงุฑูุฉ) is available for Android and iOS.
Who should use the app?
The author writes on his website: “As the learner is increasingly exposed to Arabic using CAVE as a learning aid, he or she gradually internalizes the rules by osmosis, rather than through a conscious process of rote memorization. Eventually, producing the correct form becomes an automatic, mostly unconscious, process”.
I still believe that memorizing verbs helps a lot, especially if you want to speak fluently. But, as the author puts it, “CAVE puts at the user’s fingertips a wealth of detailed information on every aspect of Arabic verb conjugation.”
Who is behind the app?
CJKI Arabic Verb Conjugator was developed by the CJK Dictionary Institute (CJKI). The author, Jack Halpern, is a lexicographer by profession. He was born in Germany and has lived in Japan over 35 years. He specializes in Japanese and Chinese lexicography and has studied 14 languages and has devoted several decades to the study of linguistics and lexicography. You can find more information about him and his work on his website: www.cjk.org
Read an interview here with a developer who has been specializing in this topic.
Online Arabic Verb Conjugator
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Driรner, G. (2018, August 15). CAVE: A Top Arabic Verb Conjugator App. Arabic for Nerds. https://arabic-for-nerds.com/tools/conjugation-arabic-verbs-app/
Published: August 15, 2018
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I just downloaded the CAVE app and I can’t find the present tense. when I scroll down there are many tenses available but Present is not showing. I am a beginning student.
It may be helpful if you search for the Arabic term and look for something that contains ุงูู ุถุงุฑุน.
in the app there is no choice for present tense. I only see
present active etc..
Present active is, I guess, the present tense, active voice – which should be what you are looking for.
Well the perfect active shows ูุดูุฑูุช which is I drank. I want I drink which is ุฃุดุฑุจ. Are you familiar with this app CAVE?
I tried the app in the past, but I currently just use the verb conjugator here at ‘Arabic for Nerds’. I guess the problem is the English grammar terminology. In linguistics, there are two terms: tense (when does the action happen?) and aspect (is the action completed?).
1. present (tense) = imperfect (aspect) = ุงูู ูุถุงุฑูุน
2. past (tense) = perfect (aspect) = ุงูู ุงุถู
Useful post. Thanks for sharing this informative post with us.