كَانَ يَكُونُ
to be
Verb forms › Form I
The base form. It carries the root idea with nothing added — whatever the root means at its simplest.
Pattern: فَعَلَ
What it does: The plain action
In the dictionary: 2467 Form I verbs
Every Arabic verb form is described by weighing it against the template root ف-ع-ل. Form I is written فَعَلَ, so any root poured into that same shape behaves the same way. That template is the word's wazn, its measure.
80 of 2467, most common first, each with its present tense and root.
Drill these verbs with spaced repetition, or run a conjugation drill on Form I only.
Form IIForm IIIForm IVForm VForm VIForm VIIForm VIIIForm IXForm X