Conjugations of 'to be annoyed'
present tense
past tense
subjunctive
jussive
I
'ataDajjaru
أَتَضَجَّرُ
I - present tense
taDajjartu
تَضَجَّرتُ
I - past tense
'ataDajjar
أَتَضَجَّر
I - subjunctive
'ataDajjar
أَتَضَجَّر
I - jussive
you (m)
tataDajjaru
تَتَضَجَّرُ
you (m) - present tense
taDajjarta
تَضَجَّرتَ
you (m) - past tense
tataDajjar
تَتَضَجَّر
you (m) - subjunctive
tataDajjar
تَتَضَجَّر
you (m) - jussive
you (f)
tataDajjariina
تَتَضَجَّرِينَ
you (f) - present tense
taDajjarti
تَضَجَّرتِ
you (f) - past tense
tataDajjarii
تَتَضَجَّرِي
you (f) - subjunctive
tataDajjarii
تَتَضَجَّرِي
you (f) - jussive
he
yataDajjaru
يَتَضَجَّرُ
he - present tense
taDajjara
تَضَجَّرَ
he - past tense
yataDajjar
يَتَضَجَّر
he - subjunctive
yataDajjar
يَتَضَجَّر
he - jussive
she
tataDajjaru
تَتَضَجَّرُ
she - present tense
taDajjarat
تَضَجَّرَت
she - past tense
tataDajjar
تَتَضَجَّر
she - subjunctive
tataDajjar
تَتَضَجَّر
she - jussive
we
nataDajjaru
نَتَضَجَّرُ
we - present tense
taDajjarnaa
تَضَجَّرنَا
we - past tense
nataDajjar
نَتَضَجَّر
we - subjunctive
nataDajjar
نَتَضَجَّر
we - jussive
you (pl m)
tataDajjaruuna
تَتَضَجَّرُونَ
you (pl m) - present tense
taDajjartum
تَضَجَّرتُم
you (pl m) - past tense
tataDajjaruu
تَتَضَجَّرُوا
you (pl m) - subjunctive
tataDajjaruu
تَتَضَجَّرُوا
you (pl m) - jussive
you (pl f)
tataDajjarna
تَتَضَجَّرنَ
you (pl f) - present tense
taDajjartunna
تَضَجَّرتُنَّ
you (pl f) - past tense
tataDajjarna
تَتَضَجَّرنَ
you (pl f) - subjunctive
tataDajjarna
تَتَضَجَّرنَ
you (pl f) - jussive
they (m)
yataDajjaruuna
يَتَضَجَّرُونَ
they (m) - present tense
taDajjaruu
تَضَجَّرُوا
they (m) - past tense
yataDajjaruu
يَتَضَجَّرُوا
they (m) - subjunctive
yataDajjaruu
يَتَضَجَّرُوا
they (m) - jussive
they (f)
yataDajjarna
يَتَضَجَّرنَ
they (f) - present tense
taDajjarna
تَضَجَّرنَ
they (f) - past tense
yataDajjarna
يَتَضَجَّرنَ
they (f) - subjunctive
yataDajjarna
يَتَضَجَّرنَ
they (f) - jussive
you (dual)
tataDajjaraani
تَتَضَجَّرَانِ
you (dual) - present tense
taDajjartumaa
تَضَجَّرتُمَا
you (dual) - past tense
tataDajjaraa
تَتَضَجَّرَا
you (dual) - subjunctive
tataDajjaraa
تَتَضَجَّرَا
you (dual) - jussive
they (dual m)
yataDajjaraani
يَتَضَجَّرَانِ
they (dual m) - present tense
taDajjaraa
تَضَجَّرَا
they (dual m) - past tense
yataDajjaraa
يَتَضَجَّرَا
they (dual m) - subjunctive
yataDajjaraa
يَتَضَجَّرَا
they (dual m) - jussive
they (dual f)
tataDajjaraani
تَتَضَجَّرَانِ
they (dual f) - present tense
taDajjarataa
تَضَجَّرَتَا
they (dual f) - past tense
tataDajjaraa
تَتَضَجَّرَا
they (dual f) - subjunctive
tataDajjaraa
تَتَضَجَّرَا
they (dual f) - jussive
Verbs in the past tense are conjugated by changing the end of the word.
Verbs in the present tense are conjugated by changing the beginning and the end of the word.
Except from the normal form of present tense, there are two other forms called subjunctive and jussive.
The subjunctive (also known as the imperfect subjunctive) is used after the particles that and will not.
The jussive is used after the particle lam to negate past tense.
The imperative is used for commands and requests.