A live morphology engine that computes each form from the root — sound &
weak verbs (hollow, assimilated, doubled), all persons, tenses, moods & the ten measures —
with transliteration and English that bend alongside. Plus every one of the
1,651 Qur'anic roots. Nothing is a lookup table; it is derived.
Recite in order · the memorisation chant
The complete set. All 1,651 triliteral & quadriliteral roots of
the Qur'an, from the Quranic Arabic
Corpus, with occurrence counts and Lane's-Lexicon meanings. Each root shows its dictionary form
(the lemma). Roots marked ▸ gardaan open in the live conjugator;
the rest are a vocabulary reference while more verb families are added.
Reading the grid. Rows are the three cases — Nominative (مرفوع,
the subject), Accusative (منصوب, the object) and Genitive (مجرور, after a
preposition / possession). Columns are singular, dual and the sound plural.
Note on plurals. These show the regular sound plural pattern so
you can see the case endings. Many adjectives & nouns in the Qur'an instead take an
irregular broken plural (e.g. كَبِير → كِبَار) which is memorised per word.
Scope & honesty. Every form here is generated by rule and was verified against the
classical paradigms. The conjugator covers sound triliteral verbs (measures I–X),
hollow (أجوف, e.g. كَانَ، قَالَ), assimilated (مثال, e.g.
وَعَدَ، وَجَدَ) and doubled (مضاعف, e.g. رَدَّ، مَسَّ)
verbs. The last two weak classes — defective (نَاقِص, e.g. دَعَا, هَدَى) and hamzated
(e.g. جَاءَ, رَأَى, سَأَلَ) — carry their own spelling shifts and are being added next rather than
shown wrongly. All 1,651 roots are already browsable under All Roots. For the
authoritative morphology of every word, cross-check the
Quranic Arabic Corpus.