الفعل الصحيح والفعل المعتل | قاعدة الفعل الصحيح والفعل المعتل

The video tutorial explains the two main types of verbs: correct and defective. Correct verbs have no weak letters in their root and are divided into three subtypes: salm, mahmooz, and mudhaaf. Defective verbs contain a weak letter in their root and are categorized into example, ajwaf, and naaqis. Each subtype is defined based on the position of the weak letter in the verb.

What is a correct verb in Arabic?

• A verb with a weak letter at the end

• A verb with original letters free from weak letters

• A verb with all original letters being weak

• A verb with a doubled letter

Which type of correct verb has no hamza or doubling in its letters?

• Doubled verb

• Hamzated verb

• Defective verb

• Sound verb

What characterizes a hamzated verb?

• It has a doubled letter

• It has a hamza as one of its original letters

• It has a weak letter at the beginning

• It has a weak letter at the end

In a defective verb, where is the weak letter located in a 'medial' verb?

• At the end

• In the middle

• There is no weak letter

• At the beginning

What is a 'final' defective verb?

• A verb with a weak letter at the beginning

• A verb with a weak letter in the middle

• A verb with a weak letter at the end

• A verb with no weak letters