200 Most Common Arabic verbs - past present masdar amr forms

Master 200 essential Arabic verbs with all four key forms: past, present, imperative (amr), and masdar. Example: to write → كَتَبَ – يَكْتُبُ – اُكْتُبْ – كِتَابَة Each card includes the English meaning, full Arabic with tashkeel, and a simple mnemonic for easier recall. The deck’s clean layout helps you review quickly and recognize verb patterns naturally.

Nov 11, 2025 - update:

• mnemonics have been updated to better remember the verbs and its forms using the rhytmic pronunciation approach rather than memory hooks
• forms are now horizontal instead of vertical.

Dec 09, 2025 update:

• mnemonics have been updated to better memorize both sound AND MEANINGS