Advanced Verb Conjugator

Arabic Verb Conjugation for قَاتَلَ / Root قاتل

Arabic verb conjugation for root قاتل — meaning To combat — past قَاتَلَ, present يُقَاتِلُ, imperative قَاتِلْ.

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To combat

Faa'ala
Past Active
قَاتَلَ
Madhi
Present Active
يُقَاتِلُ
Mudhari
Imperative
قَاتِلْ
Amr
Past Passive
قُاتِلَ
Majhool
Present Passive
يُقَاتَلُ
Majhool
Prohibition
لَا تُقَاتِلْ
Nahy
Active Participle
مُقَاتِل
Ism Fa'il
Passive Participle
مُقَاتَل
Ism Maf'ool
Verbal Noun
مُقَاتَلَ
Masdar
Conjugation based on standard morphological rules.

What this chart shows

Arabic verb conjugation for root قاتل — meaning To combat — past قَاتَلَ, present يُقَاتِلُ, imperative قَاتِلْ. 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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