صلات الفعل (سَعَى يَسْعَى سَعْيًا)

د. أورنك زيب الأعظمي مديرتحرير”مجلة الهند

وأستاذ مساعد،قسم اللغة العربية وآدابها

بالجامعة الملية الإسلامية، نيو دلهي

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bstract:Arabic has two types of verbs; used rarely and used commonly. Among rarely-used verbs are ‘amiyá ya’má’, ‘asrá yusrī’, ‘aulá laka’, ‘alqá biyadihi ilá al-tahlukah’ and ‘madda bisababin ilá al-samāʾ’ while the commonly-used verbs are ‘atá yaʾtī’, ‘jāa yajīʾu’, ‘dhahaba yadhhabu’, ‘naẓara yanẓuru’ and ‘raḍiyá yarḍá’. We have talked about these daily-used verbs in our different articles published in al-Tilmeez. Today, we wish to discuss the verb ‘sa’á yas’á’ which is also used our daily life.

The verb sa’á yas’á is among frequently-used-verbs of Arabic language. It is used as positive and negative the both. It has different connotations. The prepositions applied to it are five according to our study. Some of the prepositions applied to it have found place in the Qur’rān itself. In the coming articles, we will try to discuss some other Arabic verbs of daily use.