The Arabic Root System

The Arabic root or مصدر refers to a three or four consonant base-word which represents a core meaning or concept. Most roots in Arabic are made up of three consonants. A large number of words can be derived from each root.
In this video,learn about the root system in Arabic and how it can help you learn vocabulary faster.
Full the full course visit:
arabicforbeginners.com

[@growtogether7856]

JazakAllah sir 💕

[@arabic_course]

Very useful, thank you very much!

[@hassanprince9095]

jazak allah

[@jasud_khan]

Alhamdulillahi robbil alamin. MashaAllah. Salamun Alaikum...

[@learnmodernstandardarabic]

Excellent video. Keep it up.
جزاك الله خيرا.

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Barakallah Feek

[@waseemar699]

Good Work Aleem👏

[@a.i979]

good work

[@buchelaruzit]

very cool linguistic system!!

[@MohammedSaarani]

Alhamdulillaah

[@daalsavage]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Is there a way to learn the roots of lots of words? Like an online site or something? That would be really useful for learning words!!
شكرًا جزيلا و تبارك الله فيك 🙏🙏

[@MOVM.CENTRAL]

Hi, I want to know which software you use in order for the words to pop up on your slide as you speak. thankyou.

[@joefear]

Thanks for the video. Can an aramaic or hebrew name transliterated to arabic have a root word?

[@abdulmajithg]

sir, please let me know the book or web link in which we can able to find all possible words(derivatives) from arabic root word..
jazakkallah..

[@zilkiffalali3113]

A dictionary does the job well

[@elegant.arabic]

Salam, bro root is not "المصدر" it's rather "الجذر". In fact, Al-masdar derived from the root ka, ta, ba is "kitaabah". (you website carries this confusion please reconsider adjusting it)

[@arabicbeginners]

Jazakallah Khair.