Advanced Verb Conjugator

Arabic Verb Conjugation for خَلَفَ / Root خلف

Arabic verb conjugation for root خلف — meaning To succeed (caliph) — past خَلَفَ, present يَخْلُفُ, imperative اُخْلُفْ.

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Verified

خ ل ف

To succeed (caliph)

Nasara

Past Active

خَلَفَ

Madhi

Present Active

يَخْلُفُ

Mudhari

Imperative

اُخْلُفْ

Amr

Past Passive

خُلِفَ

Majhool

Present Passive

يُخْلَفُ

Majhool

Prohibition

لَا تَخْلُفْ

Nahy

Active Participle

خَالِفُ

Ism Fa'il

Passive Participle

مَخْلُف

Ism Maf'ool

Verbal Noun

خَلْف

Masdar

Conjugation based on standard morphological rules.

What this chart shows

Arabic verb conjugation for root خلف — meaning To succeed (caliph) — past خَلَفَ, present يَخْلُفُ, imperative اُخْلُفْ. Past (الماضي) is the completed action, present (المضارع) is the ongoing or future action, and the imperative (الأمر) is the command form when a command form is stored.

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