Arabic

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Root
ف ر ق (f r q)
15 terms

Etymology

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Compare فَرَقَ (faraqa, to separate).

Verb

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فَارَقَ (fāraqa) III (non-past يُفَارِقُ (yufāriqu), verbal noun مُفَارَقَة (mufāraqa) or فِرَاق (firāq))

  1. to separate oneself from (someone/something)
  2. to withdraw from, to depart from (someone/something)
  3. to leave, to forsake, to abandon

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Noun

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فَارِق (fāriqm (plural فَوَارِق (fawāriq))

  1. a difference

Declension

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Hijazi Arabic

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Root
ف ر ق
4 terms

Etymology 1

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From Arabic فَارَقَ (fāraqa).

Pronunciation

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Verb

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فارق (fārag) III (non-past يِفَارِق (yifārig))

  1. to separate oneself from (someone/something)
  2. to leave, to forsake, to abandon
    Synonyms: راح (rāḥ), مِشِي (miši), تَرَك (tarak), ساب (sāb)
Conjugation
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    Conjugation of فارق (fārag)
singular plural
1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
past m فارقت (fāragt) فارقت (fāragt) فارق (fārag) فارقنا (fāragna) فارقتوا (fāragtu) فارقوا (fāragu)
f فارقتي (fāragti) فارقت (fāragat)
non-past m أفارق (ʔafārig) تفارق (tifārig) يفارق (yifārig) نفارق (nifārig) تفارقوا (tifārgu) يفارقوا (yifārgu)
f تفارقي (tifārgi) تفارق (tifārig)
imperative m فارق (fārig) فارقوا (fārgu)
f فارقي (fārgi)

Etymology 2

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Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /faː.riɡ/, [faː.rɪɡ]

Verb

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فارق (fārig)

  1. second-person masculine singular imperative of فارَق (fārag)