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Past-tense conjugation (al-māḍī)

PronounArabic formTransliteration
هُوَ huwa · he (1)نَصَرَnaṣara
هُمَا humā · they two (m)نَصَرَاnaṣarā
هُمْ hum · they (m, pl)نَصَرُواnaṣarū
هِيَ hiya · she (1)نَصَرَتْnaṣarat
هُمَا humā · they two (f)نَصَرَتَاnaṣaratā
هُنَّ hunna · they (f, pl)نَصَرْنَnaṣarna
أَنْتَ anta · you (m, 1)نَصَرْتَnaṣarta
أَنْتُمَا antumā · you two (m)نَصَرْتُمَاnaṣartumā
أَنْتُمْ antum · you (m, pl)نَصَرْتُمْnaṣartum
أَنْتِ anti · you (f, 1)نَصَرْتِnaṣarti
أَنْتُمَا antumā · you two (f)نَصَرْتُمَاnaṣartumā
أَنْتُنَّ antunna · you (f, pl)نَصَرْتُنَّnaṣartunna
أَنَا anā · Iنَصَرْتُnaṣartu
نَحْنُ naḥnu · weنَصَرْنَاnaṣarnā

Iʿrāb — the three cases

Marfūʿ (nominative)
ḍamma — ـُ

The subject (fāʿil) and the predicate take rafʿ.

naṣrun min Allāh — “help from Allah” (As-Saff 61:13)

Manṣūb (accusative)
fatḥa — ـَ

The object (mafʿūl bih) and many particles cause naṣb.

inna Allāha — “Indeed Allah…” (Al-Baqarah 2:20)

Majrūr (genitive)
kasra — ـِ

After a preposition (ḥarf jarr) or in iḍāfa.

bismi Allāhi — “in the name of Allah” (Al-Fātiḥah 1:1)

Quick drill

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Which form matches this pronoun for نَصَرَ?

أَنَا

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