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====Stem 1====
====Stem 1====
Stem 1 is the base form of a verb. The citation form is the 3rd person singular masculine perfect.
Stem 1 is the base form of a verb. The citation form is the 3rd person singular masculine perfect.
*''FCL'' is used as the generic verb (with ''qadal'' "kill" as the example verb).
*''F-C-L'' is used as the generic verb (with ''qadal'' "kill" as the example verb).
**''F'': first root consonant
**''F'': first root consonant
**''C'': second root consonant (for geminated or quadriliteral verbs, this represents the middle two consonants)
**''C'': second root consonant (for geminated or quadriliteral verbs, this represents the middle two consonants)
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**y: ''iy'' becomes ''ii'' before a consonant - e.g. ''al tiibas'' "she/it does not dry" (from ''*tiybas'').
**y: ''iy'' becomes ''ii'' before a consonant - e.g. ''al tiibas'' "she/it does not dry" (from ''*tiybas'').
**Ø: preceding ''i'' is dropped in imperfect and lengthened in jussive - e.g. ''yaahal'' "it is enough" (from ''*yiØahal''), ''ay yiihil'' "let it not be enough" (from *''yiØhil'').
**Ø: preceding ''i'' is dropped in imperfect and lengthened in jussive - e.g. ''yaahal'' "it is enough" (from ''*yiØahal''), ''ay yiihil'' "let it not be enough" (from *''yiØhil'').
**A guttural letter (''G'': ', h, c, x): preceding <!--and/or following -->''i'' becomes ''a'' <!--?-->in the imperfect<!--?--> - e.g. ''yaxamal'' "he carries" (from ''*yixamal'')<!--, ''ay tacrif'' "don't rest" (from ''ticrif'')-->.
**A guttural letter (''G'': ', h, c, x): when intervocalic, preceding short vowel assimilates to following vowel - e.g. ''yaxamal'' "he carries" (from ''*yixamal'')<!--, ''ay tacrif'' "don't rest" (from ''ticrif'')-->.
*If ''C'' is:-
*If ''C'' is:-
**y, yC, or Cy:  
**y, yC, or Cy:  
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**G:
**G:
***''aGii'' in gerundive becomes ''iGii'' - e.g. ''mixiiraw'' "him being kind/merciful"
***''aGii'' in gerundive becomes ''iGii'' - e.g. ''mixiiraw'' "him being kind/merciful"
***When intervocalic, preceding short vowel assimilates to following vowel.
*If ''L'' is:-
*If ''L'' is:-
**y:  
**y:  
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