Ahlan Arabic lovers! Do you have an Arabic-English dictionary? Having a dictionary is very helpful in learning a foreign language. In today’s post, I present all the dictionary entries (posts) that I have already published in the Transparent Arabic Blog up till now like what I have done in the Index of Arabic Grammar blog. The post is devoted to recycling Arabic vocabulary; verb roots and verb derivatives. Just click on any verb root and you directly be taken to the post that contains most, if not all of this verb derivatives that I have published since March, 2011. The verb root entries are organized in the same chronicle order they were first posted. I hope that this post will be an easier and useful reference for all of you.

• Fisal’s Dictionary: “أدب”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “عـلـم”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “جـمـع”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “كـتـب”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “حـَــبَّ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “صـَـدَقَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “ظـَـهـَـرَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “طـَـبـَـعَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “سـَـكـَـنَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “قـَـرَأ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “عـَـمـِـلَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “صـَـنـَـعَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “حـَـرَكَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “شــَــدَّ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “بـَــنــَــى”
• Fisal’s Dictionary: “جـَـمـُــلَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary; “سَلِمَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary; “ضَرَبَ”
• Fisal’s Dictionary; “دَرَسَ”

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