Key words from the root ق-ر-ق-ر
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General Meaning of the Root
This root revolves around soft, repeated sounds like a rumbling stomach or cooing pigeons; the verb means to rumble or coo.
Words From This Root
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| قَرْقَرَ | فَعْلَلَ | فعل ماضٍ | to gurgle / to rumble | قَرْقَرَتْ مَعِدَةُ الطِّفْلِ مِنْ شِدَّةِ الْجُوعِ.The child's stomach rumbled from extreme hunger. |
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Verb Conjugation
Intransitive| Tense | أناI | أنتَyou (m.) | أنتِyou (f.) | هوhe | هيshe | أنتماyou two | هما (مذكر)they two (m.) | هما (مؤنث)they two (f.) | نحنwe | أنتمyou (pl. m.) | أنتنّyou (pl. f.) | همthey (m.) | هنّthey (f.) |
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