Sarf and Nahw Summary: 6.2c - 201 Through 300 Top Verbs From The Qur'an

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6.2c - 201-300 Top Verbs From The Qur'an 


No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

201

كَرِهَ

ك ر ه

س

I

17

to dislike,

to hate

202

أَنْعَمَ

ن ع م

إفْعَال

IV

17

to bestow

favor

203

وَدَّ

و د د

س

I

17

to love,

to wish

204

أُفِكَ

ا ف ك

ض/س

I

16

to delude,

to turn away

205

بَسَطَ

ب س ط

ن

I

16

to extend, to stretch

206

أَتَمَّ

ت م م

إفْعَال

IV

16

to fulfill, to complete, to perfect

207

خَسِرَ

خ س ر

س/ف

I

16

to lose

208

ٱسْتَمَعَ

س م ع

إفتعال

VIII

16

to listen

209

سَارَ

س ي ر

ض

I

16

to travel

210

فَتَحَ

ف ت ح

ف

I

16

to open,

to give victory

211

فَرِحَ

ف ر ح

س

I

16

to rejoice

212

قَدَّرَ

ق د ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

16

to determine,

 to plot

213

قَرَأَ

ق ر ا

ف

I

16

to read,

to recite

214

مَنَّ

م ن ن

ن

I

16

to favor

215

أَنۢبَتَ

ن ب ت

إفْعَال

IV

16

to make grow

216

ٱنتَهَىٰ

ن ه ي

إفتعال

VIII

16

to refrain, to cease,

to desist

217

هَاجَرَ

ه ج ر

مُفَاعِلة

III

16

to emigrate

218

وَقَىٰ

و ق ي

ض

I

16

to save,

to protect

219

أَخَّرَ

ا خ ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

15

to delay,

to give respite

220

أُوذِىَ

ا ذ ي

إفْعَال

IV

15

to harm,

to trouble

221

يُبْدِىَ

ب د و

إفْعَال

IV

15

to reveal, to disclose

222

أَتْبَعَ

ت ب ع

إفْعَال

IV

15

to follow

223

سَكَنَ

س ك ن

ن

I

15

to dwell,

to live, to rest

224

شَرِبَ

ش ر ب

س

I

15

to drink

225

صَدَقَ

ص د ق

ن

I

15

to be truthful,

 to fulfill

No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

226

صَنَعُ

ص ن ع

ف

I

15

to make, to construct,

to do

227

ٱعْتَدَىٰ

ع د و

إفتعال

VIII

15

to transgress

228

غَرَّ

غ ر ر

ن

I

15

to deceive, to delude

229

غَلَبُ

غ ل ب

س

I

15

to overcome,

to defeat

230

أَغْنَىٰ

غ ن ي

س

I

15

to avail,

 to prosper

231

أَفْسَدُ

ف س د

إفْعَال

IV

15

to cause corruption

232

وَعَظْ

و ع ظ

ض

I

15

to instruct,

to advise, to preach

233

حَلَلْ

ح ل ل

ن

I

14

to descend,

to be lawful

234

أَخْلَفُ

خ ل ف

إفْعَال

IV

14

to break,

 to fail

235

صَرَفَ

ص ر ف

ض

I

14

to divert,

to turn away

236

أَعْتَدَتْ

ع ت د

إفْعَال

IV

14

to prepare

237

عَدَلَ

ع د ل

ض

I

14

to be just

238

كَشَفَ

ك ش ف

ض

I

14

to remove, to uncover

239

كَفَّرَ

ك ف ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

14

to remove

240

لَقُ

ل ق ي

س

I

14

to receive,

 to meet

241

نَكَحَ

ن ك ح

ض

I

14

to marry

242

أَبَى

ا ب ي

ف

I

13

to refuse

243

تَرَبَّصْ

ر ب ص

تَفَعُّل

V

13

to await

244

زَعَمَ

ز ع م

ن

I

13

to claim

245

أَسْمَعَ

س م ع

إفْعَال

IV

13

to make hear

246

سَوَّىٰ

س و ي

تَفْعِيْل

II

13

to fashion, to proportion

247

يَصْلَى

ص ل ي

ض/س

I

13

to burn

248

أَطْعَمَ

ط ع م

إفْعَال

IV

13

to feed

249

غَشِيَ

غ ش ي

س

I

13

to cover

250

مَدَّ

م د د

ن

I

13

to spread, to extend,

to prolong

 

No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

251

مَكَّ

م ك ن

تَفْعِيْل

II

13

to establish

252

وَرِثَ

و ر ث

ح

I

13

to inherit

253

يَصِفُ

و ص ف

ض

I

13

to attribute,

to ascribe

254

ٱسْتَـْٔذَنَ

ا ذ ن

إسْتِفْعَال

X

12

to ask

permission

255

بَدَأَ

ب د ا

ف

I

12

to begin, to originate

256

جَحَدُ

ج ح د

ف

I

12

to reject,

to deny

257

حَبِطَ

ح ب ط

س/ض

I

12

to become worthless

258

حَآجَّ

ح ج ج

مُفَاعِلة

III

12

to argue

259

يَحْذَرُ

ح ذ ر

س/ف

I

12

to fear,

to beware

260

حَلَفْ

ح ل ف

ض

I

12

to swear

261

خَرَّ

خ ر ر

ض

I

12

to fall

262

أَخْزَيْ

خ ز ي

إفْعَال

IV

12

to disgrace

263

تَدْرِى

د ر ي

ض

I

12

to know

264

زَكَّىٰ

ز ك و

تَفْعِيْل

II

12

to purify

265

سَقَىٰ

س ق ي

ض

I

12

to water,

to give drink

266

سَلَكَ

س ل ك

ن

I

12

to insert,

to make enter

267

ٱصْطَفَىٰ

ص ف و

إفتعال

VIII

12

to choose

268

صَلَّىٰ

ص ل و

تَفْعِيْل

II

12

to pray,

to bless

269

طَغَىٰ

ط غ ي

ف

I

12

to transgress,

 to overflow

270

أَعْلَن

ع ل ن

إفْعَال

IV

12

to declare, to reveal,

to proclaim

271

قُطِعَ

ق ط ع

ف

I

12

to cut

272

قَطَّعَ

ق ط ع

تَفْعِيْل

II

12

to cut,

to divide

273

قَعَدَ

ق ع د

ن

I

12

to sit

274

مَّنَعَ

م ن ع

ف

I

12

to prevent

275

يُنظَرُ

ن ظ ر

إفْعَال

IV

12

to give

respite

 

No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

276

أَوْرَثَ

و ر ث

إفْعَال

IV

12

to make

inherit

277

وَقَعَ

و ق ع

ف

I

12

to fall,

 to occur,

 to fulfill

278

يُوقِنُ

ي ق ن

إفْعَال

IV

12

to believe

firmly

279

بَدَا

ب د و

ن

I

11

to become apparent

280

بَنَىٰ

ب ن ي

ض

I

11

to

construct,

 to build

281

أَذْهَبَ

ذ ه ب

إفْعَال

IV

11

to remove,

to take

away

282

سَخِرَ

س خ ر

س

I

11

to ridicule, to mock

283

طَبَعَ

ط ب ع

ف

I

11

to seal

284

أَعْجَبَ

ع ج ب

إفْعَال

IV

11

to please,

to impress

285

عَرَضَ

ع ر ض

ض/ك

I

11

to display,

 to present,

to expose,

to turn

away

286

عَٰهَدَ

ع ه د

مُفَاعِلة

III

11

to make a covenant

287

يَقْرَبُ

ق ر ب

فَعَلَ

I

11

to

approach,

to go near

288

كَذَبَ

ك ذ ب

ض

I

11

to deny, to lie

289

لَبَسْ

ل ب س

س/ف

I

11

to obscure, to confuse,

to mix, to

 wear

290

تَمَتَّعَ

م ت ع

تَفَعُّل

V

11

to enjoy

291

أَنَابَ

ن و ب

إفْعَال

IV

11

to turn

292

يَنَالُ

ن ي ل

ف

I

11

to reach

293

هَادُ

ه و د

فَعَلَ

I

11

to be

Jewish

294

وَصَّىٰ

و ص ي

تَفْعِيْل

II

11

to enjoin

295

يَسَّرَ

ي س ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

11

to make

easy

296

بَخِلَ

ب خ ل

س/ك

I

10

to be

stingy,

 to

withhold

297

ثَبَّتْ

ث ب ت

تَفْعِيْل

II

10

to make

 firm

298

ٱجْتَبَىٰ

ج ب ي

إفتعال

VIII

10

to choose

299

أَحْصَىٰ

ح ص ي

إفْعَال

IV

10

to count,

to calculate

, to enumerate

300

حَاقَ

ح و ق

ض

I

10

to

surround,

 to

encompass,

 to

envelope

301

 

صَدَّقَ

ص د ق

تَفْعِيْل

II

10

to accept the

truth, to

admit,

to confirm,

 to believe

 

 

۞۞۞

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