رَجَعَ conjugation

to return · Sound root · Form I · ر ج ع · intransitive

Common mistakes

No weak letter. Only the present-stem vowel belongs to the word and has to be learned with it: كَتَبَ يَكْتُبُ, but فَتَحَ يَفْتَحُ and جَلَسَ يَجْلِسُ.

Core forms

Past: heفَعَلَرَجَعَ
Past: sheفَعَلَتْرَجَعَتْ
Past: you (m.)فَعَلْتَرَجَعْتَ
Past: Iفَعَلْتُرَجَعْتُ
Past: they (m.)فَعَلُوارَجَعُوا
Present: heيَفْعِلُيَرْجِعُnot: يَرْجُعُ
Present: Iأَفْعِلُأَرْجِعُnot: أَرْجُعُ
Present: they (m.)يَفْعِلُونَيَرْجِعُونَnot: يَرْجُعُونَ

Advanced forms

Past: the two of themفَعَلَارَجَعَا
Present: you (f.)تَفْعِلِينَتَرْجِعِينَnot: تَرْجُعِينَ
Subjunctive after أنْيَفْعِلَيَرْجِعَnot: يَرْجُعَ
Jussive after لَمْيَفْعِلْيَرْجِعْnot: يَرْجُعْ
Imperative: you (m.)اِفْعِلْاِرْجِعْnot: اُرْجُعْ
Imperative: you (f.)اِفْعِلِياِرْجِعِيnot: اُرْجُعِي

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