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EGYPTIAN ARABIC VERB

عَوَّر

to hurt, to injure

  • #456 most used
  • Regular verb

Conjugation

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Present

المُضَارِع · now and habits: the b- forms (بَكْتِب)

Form Affirmative Negative
أَنَاI hurt
إِنْتَyou hurt (to a man)
إِنْتِyou hurt (to a woman)
هُوَّhe hurts
هِيَّshe hurts
إِحْنَاwe hurt
إِنْتُوyou all hurt
هُمَّthey hurt

Past

المَاضِي · finished actions (كَتَبْت, كَتَب)

Form Affirmative Negative
أَنَاI hurt
إِنْتَyou hurt (to a man)
إِنْتِyou hurt (to a woman)
هُوَّhe hurt
هِيَّshe hurt
إِحْنَاwe hurt
إِنْتُوyou all hurt
هُمَّthey hurt

Future

المُسْتَقْبَل · plans: the ha- forms (هَاكْتِب)

Form Affirmative Negative
أَنَاI will hurt
إِنْتَyou will hurt (to a man)
إِنْتِyou will hurt (to a woman)
هُوَّhe will hurt
هِيَّshe will hurt
إِحْنَاwe will hurt
إِنْتُوyou all will hurt
هُمَّthey will hurt

After want, must and can

المُضَارِع المُجَرَّد · the bare present (عَايِز أَكْتِب, لاَزِم تِكْتِب)

Form Affirmative Negative
أَنَا(that) I hurt
إِنْتَ(that) you hurt (to a man)
إِنْتِ(that) you hurt (to a woman)
هُوَّ(that) he hurts
هِيَّ(that) she hurts
إِحْنَا(that) we hurt
إِنْتُو(that) you all hurt
هُمَّ(that) they hurt

Commands

الأَمْر · to a man, a woman and several people, and don’t

Form Affirmative Negative
إِنْتَhurt! (to a man)
إِنْتِhurt! (to a woman)
إِنْتُوhurt! (to several people)

How to use عَوَّر

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

  1. Present

    السِّكِّينَة دِي بِتْعَوَّر, خَلِّي بَالَك.

    That knife hurts, be careful.

  2. Past

    الكُورَة عَوَّرِت رِجْل كَرِيم فِي المَاتْش.

    The ball hurt Karim's leg in the match.

  3. Future

    الزُّجَاج دَه هَيْعَوَّر حَدّ, شِيلُه.

    That glass will hurt someone, take it away.

  4. After want, must and can

    خَلِّي بَالَك, الكُرْسِي مُمْكِن يِعَوَّر إِيدَك.

    Careful, the chair might hurt your hand.

  5. Commands

    مَتْعَوَّرْش نَفْسَك بِالسِّكِّينَة, يَا سَيِّد.

    Don't hurt yourself with the knife, Sayed.

Good to know

  • عَوَّر is to hurt or injure someone or a part of them, عَوَّر إِيدُه; to get hurt yourself is اِتْعَوَّر.

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The same pattern, on other verbs: regular verb.