Sarf and Nahw Summary: 6.2a - 1-100 Top Verbs from The Qur'an

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Section 6.2 - Top 300 Verbs from Al-Qur’an

 

No.

 

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

1

قَالَ

ق و ل

ن

I

1618

to say

2

كَانَ

ك و ن

ن

I

1358

to be

3

ءَامَنَ

ا م ن

إفْعَال

IV

537

to believe

4

عَلِمَ

ع ل م

س

I

382

to know

5

جَعَلَ

ج ع ل

ف

I

340

to make

6

كَفَرَ

ك ف ر

ن

I

289

to

disbelieve

7

جَآءَ

ج ي ء

ض

I

278

to come

8

عَمِلَ

ع م ل

س

I

276

to do,

to work

9

آتَى

ا ت ي

إفْعَال

IV

271

to give

10

رَءَا

ر ا ي

ف

I

271

to see

11

أَتَى

ا ت ي

ض

I

264

to come,

 to bring

12

شَآءَ

ش ي ء

ف

I

236

to will,

to wish

13

خَلَقَ

خ ل ق

ن

I

184

to create

14

أَنزَلَ

ن ز ل

إفْعَال

IV

183

to send

down,

to reveal

15

كَذَّبَ

ك ذ ب

تَفْعِيْل

II

176

to deny,

to reject

16

دَعَا

د ع و

ن

I

170

to call,

to invite,

 to pray

17

ٱتَّقَىٰ

و ق ي

إفتعال

VIII

166

to be

righteous,

 to fear

 (Allah)

18

هَدَى

ه د ي

ض

I

144

to guide

19

أَرَادَ

ر و د

إفْعَال

IV

139

to intend,

to desire,

to want,

 to wish

20

ٱتَّبَعَ

ت ب ع

إفتعال

VIII

136

to follow

21

أَرْسَلَ

ر س ل

إفْعَال

IV

130

to send

22

أَخَذَ

ا خ ذ

ن

I

127

to take,

to seize

23

ٱتَّخَذَ

ا خ ذ

إفتعال

VIII

124

to take

24

عَبَدَ

ع ب د

ن

I

122

to worship

25

ظَلَمَ

ظ ل م

ض

I

110

to oppress,

to wrong


No.

 

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

26

سَأَلَ

س ا ل

ف

I

106

to ask

27

وَجَدَ

و ج د

ض

I

106

to find

28

أَخْرَجَ

خ ر ج

إفْعَال

IV

99

to bring

forth, to

drive out

29

أَكَلَ

ا ك ل

ن

I

93

to eat,

to consume

30

لَّيْسَ

ل ي س

--

I

89

to not be

31

فَعَلَ

ف ع ل

ف

I

88

to do

32

نَّظَرَ

ن ظ ر

ن

I

87

to look,

to see

33

ذَكَرَ

ذ ك ر

ن

I

84

to

remember,

to mention

34

خَافَ

خ و ف

ف

I

83

to fear,

 to be afraid

35

قَتَلَ

ق ت ل

ن

I

83

to kill

36

رَجَعَ

ر ج ع

ض

I

79

to return

37

سَمِعَ

س م ع

س

I

78

to hear, to listen

38

تَوَلَّىٰ

و ل ي

تَفَعُّل

V

78

to turn

39

أَمَرَ

ا م ر

ن/س

I

77

to order,

to

command

40

دَخَلَ

د خ ل

ن

I

76

to enter

41

جَزَىٰ

ج ز ي

ض

I

73

to reward,

to

recompense

42

أَطَاعَ

ط و ع

إفْعَال

IV

72

to obey

43

أَوْحَىٰٓ

و ح ي

إفْعَال

IV

72

to reveal,

 to inspire

44

أَشْرَكَ

ش ر ك

إفْعَال

IV

71

to associate

partners

45

أَلْقَىٰٓ

ل ق ي

إفْعَال

IV

71

to cast,

to throw,

 to meet,

to offer

46

وَعَدَ

و ع د

ض

I

70

to promise

47

أَنفَقَ

ن ف ق

إفْعَال

IV

68

to spend

48

غَفَرَ

غ ف ر

ض

I

65

to forgive

49

أَحْبَبْ

ح ب ب

إفْعَال

IV

64

to love,

to like

50

أَصَابَ

ص و ب

إفْعَال

IV

64

to strike, to

befall,

to bestow

 

No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

51

أَضَلَّ

ض ل ل

إفْعَال

IV

64

to let go

astray,

to mislead

52

تَابَ

ت و ب

ن

I

63

to repent,

to turn

53

كَسَبَ

ك س ب

ض

I

62

to earn

54

نَزَّلَ

ن ز ل

تَفْعِيْل

II

62

to send

down,

to reveal

55

تَلَىٰ

ت ل و

ن

I

61

to recite

56

رَزَقَ

ر ز ق

ن

I

61

to provide

57

قَضَىٰٓ

ق ض ي

ض

I

59

to decree,

to decide,

to judge

58

نَصَرَ

ن ص ر

ن

I

59

to help

59

صَبَرَ

ص ب ر

ض

I

58

to be

patient

60

جَرَيْ

ج ر ي

ض

I

57

to flow,

to run

61

مَسَّ

م س س

ن

I

56

to touch

62

ضَرَبَ

ض ر ب

ض

I

55

to strike,

to set forth

63

قَٰتَلَ

ق ت ل

مُفَاعِلة

III

54

to fight

64

أَقَامَ

ق و م

إفْعَال

IV

54

to establish

65

خَرَجَ

خ ر ج

ن

I

53

to go out,

to come

out, to

depart,

to leave

66

ضَلَّ

ض ل ل

ض

I

53

to go astray,

to err,

to lose

67

بَعَثَ

ب ع ث

ف

I

52

to raise,

to resurrect,

to send

68

أَحْيَا

ح ي ي

إفْعَال

IV

51

to give life

69

تَذَكَّرَ

ذ ك ر

تَفَعُّل

V

51

to receive

admonition

70

أَهْلَكَ

ه ل ك

إفْعَال

IV

51

to destroy

71

ٱفْتَرَىٰ

ف ر ي

إفتعال

VIII

50

to invent

72

زَادَ

ز ي د

ض

I

49

to increase

73

عَقَلُ

ع ق ل

ض

I

49

to

understand,

to reason

74

كَتَبَ

ك ت ب

ن

I

49

to write,

to prescribe, to ordain

75

ظَنَّ

ظ ن ن

ن

I

47

to think,

to assume,

to guess

 

No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

76

شَكَرَ

ش ك ر

ن

I

46

to be

grateful,

to give

thanks

77

نَبَّأَ

ن ب ا

تَفْعِيْل

II

46

to inform

78

حَكَمَ

ح ك م

ك

I

45

to judge

79

يَذَرَ

و ذ ر

ف

I

45

to leave,

to forsake

80

حَسِبَ

ح س ب

ح

I

44

to think

81

شَهِدَ

ش ه د

س

I

44

to testify,

 to bear

witness

82

مَلَكَتْ

م ل ك

ض

I

44

to possess,

to have

power

83

نَادَىٰ

ن د و

مُفَاعِلة

III

44

to call

84

أَنذَرَ

ن ذ ر

إفْعَال

IV

44

to warn

85

أُدْخِلَ

د خ ل

إفْعَال

IV

42

to admit

86

سَبَّحَ

س ب ح

تَفْعِيْل

II

42

to glorify,

to praise

87

ٱسْتَطَاعَ

ط و ع

أسْتِفْعَال

X

42

to be able

to,

to be

capable

88

حَمَلَ

ح م ل

ض/س

I

41

to carry, to bear

89

عَذَّبَ

ع ذ ب

تَفْعِيْل

II

41

to punish

90

عَلَّمَ

ع ل م

تَفْعِيْل

II

41

to teach

91

بِئْسَ

ب ا س

س/ك

I

40

to be

wretched,

 to be evil

92

بَلَغَ

ب ل غ

ن

I

40

to reach

93

تَرَكَ

ت ر ك

ن

I

40

to leave

94

خَشِىَ

خ ش ي

س

I

40

to fear

95

أَرَيْ

ر ا ي

إفْعَال

IV

40

to show

96

ٱسْتَغْفَرَ

غ ف ر

أسْتِفْعَال

X

40

to ask

forgiveness

97

ٱسْتَكْبَرَ

ك ب ر

أسْتِفْعَال

X

40

to be

arrogant

98

ٱهْتَدَىٰ

ه د ي

إفتعال

VIII

40

to be

guided

99

تَوَكَّلْ

و ك ل

تَفَعُّل

V

40

to put

trust

 


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