23.5 Active participles and passive participles of the derived verb
forms II–X are formed according to the pattern below with the
prefix ُمـ... :
(a) Active participle
(b) Passive participle
(See also table A1.1 of the verb fa
ala in Appendix 1.)
Examples of verb forms II and III:
23.6 Verbal noun (mas
̇
dar)
(a) The verbal noun is called َم ْص َد ٌر mas
̇
dar, which means ‘source’.
It is a noun derived from the verb and denotes the action, quality
or state expressed by the verb. For example, the verbal noun
(I) II III IV V VI VII VIII
(َفا ِع ٌل) ّع ٌل
َّع ٌل ُم ْف ِع ٌل ُم َفا ِع ٌل ُم َفَُم ْف َت ِع ٌل ُم ْن َف ِع ٌل ُم َت َفا ِع ٌل ُم َت َف
IX X
لٌّ ُم ْس َت ْف ِع ٌل ُم ْف َع
(I) II III IV V VI VII VIII
(َم ْف ُعو ٌل) ع ٌلَّع ٌل ُم ْف َع ٌل ُم َفا َع ٌل ُم َفَُّم ْف َت َع ٌل ُم ْن َف َع ٌل ُم َت َفا َع ٌل ُم َت َف
IX X
ُم ْس َت ْف َع ٌل
verb active participle passive participle
II ل َمََّع ل ٌمُّم َعَ ل ٌمَُّم َع
allama mu
allimun mu
allamun
to teach teacher taught, educated
III ُم َسا ِع ٌد َسا َع َد ُم َسا َع ٌد
sa ̄
ada musa ̄
idun musa ̄
adun
to help helper, assistant one who has received help, been
assisted
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Participles,
verbal
nouns,
nouns of
place, time,
instrument