Wazn is an Arabic dictionary and study app built around the way Arabic actually works: a few root consonants, poured into patterns, give whole families of related words. Look up a word and see its meanings, plurals, verb forms, conjugations and every relative that shares its root.
Definitions with real example sentences, plurals and alternative plurals, full verb conjugations, and pronunciation for thousands of Arabic words.
The words you will meet most often, ranked by how often they are used, each linked to its full entry.
Pick a root like ك-ت-ب and see every verb, noun and adjective built from it, grouped by verb form.
What each pattern from Form I to Form X does to a root's meaning, with real verbs for every form.
Arabic builds vocabulary from roots. كَتَبَ means "he wrote"; the same three letters give كِتَاب "book", كَاتِب "writer" and مَكْتَبَة "library". Learn the root and the pattern, and a new word is half-learned before you meet it. How the root system works →
Turn any word into a spaced-repetition flashcard, drill conjugations, verb forms and prepositions, and read real, fully-vowelled Arabic with every word tappable for its root and meaning.
Dictionary entries are adapted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).