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لَحِقَ

to catch up

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Present tense
يَلْحَقُ
Verbal nouns
لَحْق، لَحَاق
Active participle
Passive participle
مَلْحُوق

Most common words from the same root

Verb · Form III
to pursue
Adjective
following
Noun
لَحَاق
Verb · Form VIII
اِلْتَحَقَ
to reach
Verb · Form IV
أَلْحَقَ
to cause to reach
Noun
اِلْتِحَاق
joining

لَحِقَ in English

Verb · Form I

  1. to catch up
    سَنَلْحَقُ بِهِمْ.We will catch up with them.
    مَهْمَا تُسْرِعْ فَلَنْ تَلْحَقَ بِنَا.However fast you run, you will not catch us.
  2. to follow, to come after
  3. To become a member of, to join
    ومنه ادعاء أولاد رباب المعروفين بالحجازيين من بني عامر أحد شعوب زُغبةَ أنهم من بني سُلَيم ثم من الشريد منهم، لحق جدهم ببني عامر نجارًا يصنع الحِرجان واختلط بهم والتحم بنسبهم حتى رأس عليهم...The Awlad Rabab, who are known as the Hijazis and who belong to the Banu 'Amir, one of the branches of the Zughbah, claim that they belong to the Banu Sulaym and, in particular, to the Sharid, a branch of the Bani Sulaym. Their ancestor is said to have joined the Banu 'Amir as a carpenter who made biers. He mixed with them and developed a close contact with them. Finally, he became their leader.1377, Ibn Khaldun, مقدمة ابن خلدون
  4. to cook, to become cooked Iraq

Words from the root ل-ح-ق

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لَحِقَ · present يَلْحَقُ

to catch up; to follow, to come after; To become a member of, to join

لَحَاق
Verbal noun
لَحْق
Verbal noun
Active participle · Adjective
following
مَلْحُوق
Passive participle
لَاحِقَة
Derived noun
appendix
لَاحَقَ · present يُلَاحِقُ

to pursue

مُلَاحَقَة
Verbal noun
pursuit
لِحَاق
Verbal noun
مُلَاحِق
Active participle
مُلَاحَق
Passive participle
runaway
مُلَاحَق
Passive participle · Adjective
chased
مُتَلَاحِق
Derived noun · Adjective
successive
أَلْحَقَ · present يُلْحِقُ
Form IV · Causative

to cause (someone) to reach (بِ someone)

إِلْحَاق
Verbal noun
annexation
مُلْحِق
Active participle
مُلْحَق
Passive participle · Adjective
passive participle of أَلْحَقَ
مُلْحَق
Passive participle
attachment
مُلْحَق
Passive participle
attaché
مُلْحَق
Passive participle
carriage house
اِلْتَحَقَ · present يَلْتَحِقُ

to reach, to attain; to join, to enter, to accede

اِلْتِحَاق
Verbal noun
joining
مُلْتَحِق
Active participle
مُلْتَحَق
Passive participle
اِسْتِلْحَاق
Noun · m.
striving to join one thing to another

لَحِقَ conjugation

Active voice. Present, subjunctive and jussive are the three moods of the non-past.

PronounPastPresentSubjunctiveJussiveImperative
أَنَا Iلَحِقْتُأَلْحَقُأَلْحَقَأَلْحَقْ—
أَنْتَ you (m.)لَحِقْتَتَلْحَقُتَلْحَقَتَلْحَقْاِلْحَقْ
أَنْتِ you (f.)لَحِقْتِتَلْحَقِينَتَلْحَقِيتَلْحَقِياِلْحَقِي
هُوَ heلَحِقَيَلْحَقُيَلْحَقَيَلْحَقْ—
هِيَ sheلَحِقَتْتَلْحَقُتَلْحَقَتَلْحَقْ—
أَنْتُمَا you twoلَحِقْتُمَاتَلْحَقَانِتَلْحَقَاتَلْحَقَااِلْحَقَا
هُمَا they two (m.)لَحِقَايَلْحَقَانِيَلْحَقَايَلْحَقَا—
هُمَا they two (f.)لَحِقَتَاتَلْحَقَانِتَلْحَقَاتَلْحَقَا—
نَحْنُ weلَحِقْنَانَلْحَقُنَلْحَقَنَلْحَقْ—
أَنْتُمْ you all (m.)لَحِقْتُمْتَلْحَقُونَتَلْحَقُواتَلْحَقُوااِلْحَقُوا
أَنْتُنَّ you all (f.)لَحِقْتُنَّتَلْحَقْنَتَلْحَقْنَتَلْحَقْنَاِلْحَقْنَ
هُمْ they (m.)لَحِقُوايَلْحَقُونَيَلْحَقُوايَلْحَقُوا—
هُنَّ they (f.)لَحِقْنَيَلْحَقْنَيَلْحَقْنَيَلْحَقْنَ—
Verbal nounلَحْق، لَحَاق
Active participleلَاحِق
Passive participleمَلْحُوق

لَحِقَ in a sentence

Dictionary examples

to catch up

سَنَلْحَقُ بِهِمْ.We will catch up with them.

to catch up

مَهْمَا تُسْرِعْ فَلَنْ تَلْحَقَ بِنَا.However fast you run, you will not catch us.

To become a member of

ومنه ادعاء أولاد رباب المعروفين بالحجازيين من بني عامر أحد شعوب زُغبةَ أنهم من بني سُلَيم ثم من الشريد منهم، لحق جدهم ببني عامر نجارًا يصنع الحِرجان واختلط بهم والتحم بنسبهم حتى رأس عليهم...The Awlad Rabab, who are known as the Hijazis and who belong to the Banu 'Amir, one of the branches of the Zughbah, claim that they belong to the Banu Sulaym and, in particular, to the Sharid, a branch of the Bani Sulaym. Their ancestor is said to have joined the Banu 'Amir as a carpenter who made biers. He mixed with them and developed a close contact with them. Finally, he became their leader.1377, Ibn Khaldun, مقدمة ابن خلدون

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