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    Root Verb

    مشي

    mishi

    to walk

    م ش ي

    Ends in a vowel: mishiit in the past, yimshi in the present; it also means "leave".

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    Past Affirmative

    أنا

    I — "I walked"

    How these tenses work

    The present tense

    Person prefixes, plus the dialect's marker for "now" or "usually".

    The past tense

    One stem, eight endings.

    The future

    One small prefix or word in front of the present.

    Saying "not"

    Negating verbs, nouns and adjectives.

    Roots and verb forms (Form I–X)

    How three root letters and a pattern make a verb.

    Verb classes: sound, hollow, defective, doubled

    Why some verbs change shape when they conjugate.

    All grammar topics →

    "to walk" in the other dialects

    Moroccan Darija

    تمشى

    tmeshsha

    Modern Standard Arabic

    مَشَى

    masha

    Iraqi Arabic

    مشى

    misha

    Gulf Arabic

    مشى

    masha

    Levantine Arabic

    مشي

    mishi

    Saudi Arabic

    مشي

    mishi

    Parallel Arabic

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