مَرَّ conjugation

to pass · Doubled root · Form I · م ر ر · intransitive

Common mistakes

The second and third radicals are the same letter. They merge: رَدَّ: and come apart again before a consonant ending: رَدَدْتُ.

Core forms

Past: heفَعَلَمَرَّnot: مَرَرَ
Past: sheفَعَلَتْمَرَّتْnot: مَرَرَتْ
Past: you (m.)فَعَلْتَمَرَرْتَ
Past: Iفَعَلْتُمَرَرْتُ
Past: they (m.)فَعَلُوامَرُّواnot: مَرَرُوا
Present: heيَفْعُلُيَمُرُّnot: يَمْرُرُ
Present: Iأَفْعُلُأَمُرُّnot: أَمْرُرُ
Present: they (m.)يَفْعُلُونَيَمُرُّونَnot: يَمْرُرُونَ

Advanced forms

Past: the two of themفَعَلَامَرَّاnot: مَرَرَا
Present: you (f.)تَفْعُلِينَتَمُرِّينَnot: تَمْرُرِينَ
Subjunctive after أنْيَفْعُلَيَمُرَّnot: يَمْرُرَ
Jussive after لَمْيَفْعُلْيَمُرَّnot: يَمْرُرْ
Imperative: you (m.)اُفْعُلْمُرَّnot: اُمْرُرْ
Imperative: you (f.)اُفْعُلِيمُرِّيnot: اُمْرُرِي

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