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Indicative Past

The past tense describes an action that started and ended in the past. It formed by adding a suffix to the past stem.

Examples:

English

+ suffix

Arabic

I wrote

تُ+

كَتَبْتُ

You wrote (masculine singular)

تَ+

كَتَبْتَ

You wrote (feminine singular)

تِ+

كَتَبْتِ

He wrote

َ+

كَتَبَ

She wrote

تْ+

كَتَبَتْ

We wrote

نا+

كَتَبْنا

You wrote (dual)

تُما+

كَتَبْتُما

You wrote (masculine plural)

تُمْ+

كَتَبْتُمْ

You wrote (feminine plural)

تُنَّ+

كَتَبْتُنَّ

They wrote, dual

ا+

كَتَبا

They wrote (masculine plural)

وا+

كَتَبوا

They wrote (feminine plural)

نَ+

كَتَبْنَ

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