Palestinian Arabic verb conjugator
Every conjugator online gives you textbook MSA. This one gives you the spoken forms: katabt, bti7ki, mnruu7. Search 2,100+ verbs and get the full paradigm the way it's actually said in Palestine.
Common verbs
The verbs from our lesson vocabulary, each with its own page, audio where we've recorded it, and the full set of tables.
Questions people ask
Which forms does it give?+
Four tables per verb: the past tense, the everyday present with the b- prefix (ba7ki, bti7ki, bi7ki), the bare subjunctive you use after words like bidd- and 3ashaan, and the imperative. Each form comes in our 3/7 romanization and in Arabic script.
Is this MSA conjugation?+
No, and that's the point. Every table follows the spoken Palestinian paradigms from the Speaking Arabic verb tables: nzelt not nazaltu, mniftaH not naftaHu. If you want textbook MSA, any classical conjugator will do it; this is the one for how people talk.
My verb has no page. Can I still conjugate it?+
Yes. Search for it above; verbs without a page of their own conjugate right there in the results. The search covers 2,100+ verbs from the Olive Tree dictionary.
