Verbs

February 19th, 2013

Verbs in Lebanese can be classified into four main groups:

 

Group I verbs  are the most common family of verbs in the Lebanese language, making over 27% of the total of verbs. They share similar forms of conjugation in the past, present and imperative. Those verbs are classified by wazin* and by participle.

 

Group II verbs are the second most common family of verbs in the Lebanese language, making about 25% of the total of verbs. They share similar forms of conjugation in the past, present and imperative. Those verbs are classified by wazin* and by participle.

 

Group III verbs form about 45% of the Lebanese verbs with forty three subgroups. Each subgroup shares similar forms of conjugation in the past, present and imperative. The verbs within each subgroup are classified by wazin* and by participle.

 

Group IV includes about 1% of the Lebanese verbs and has thirteen subgroups. Each subgroup shares similar forms of conjugation in the past, present and imperative. The verbs within each subgroup are classified by wazin* and by participle. The verbs in this group are less likely to be used in daily speech.

 

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