Travel & cityRoot 8 of 17 in this field
ر-ك-ب
riding, getting on
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Words from this root
8 words in 8 patterns. Each pattern shapes the root's meaning in its own way.
فَعِلَ رَكِبَ
to ride, get on, board
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- Present
- يَرْكَبُ
- Command
- اِرْكَبْ
فَاعِل رَاكِبٌ
passenger, rider
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- Plural
- رُكَّابٌ
- Feminine
- رَاكِبَةٌ
فُعُول رُكُوبٌ
riding, boarding
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مَفْعَلَة مَرْكَبَةٌ
vehicle
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- Plural
- مَرْكَبَاتٌ
مَفْعَل مَرْكَبٌ
boat
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- Plural
- مَرَاكِبُ
فَعَّلَ رَكَّبَ
to assemble, put together, install
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- Present
- يُرَكِّبُ
- Command
- رَكِّبْ
تَفْعِيل تَرْكِيبٌ
installation; structure, composition
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مُفَعَّل مُرَكَّبٌ
compound, composite
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How the patterns shape this root
رَكِبَ is to get on something that carries you — a camel once, a taxi today: اِرْكَبْ! get in. The rider is رَاكِب (فَاعِل), plural رُكَّاب, passengers, and the ride itself is رُكُوب. What you ride is a مَرْكَبَة, a vehicle, or a مَرْكَب, a boat. Form II رَكَّبَ means to put parts together — to install or assemble — and its noun تَرْكِيب is the structure that results.