Table:
text: Semitic root
Triconsonantal roots
Triconsonantal roots
Semitological_abbreviation Hebrew_name Arabic_name Morphological_category Hebrew_Form Arabic_form Approximate_translation
G verb stem Pa‘al (or Qal) fa‘ala فَعَلَ (Stem I) 3rd. masc. sing perfect kataḇ כתב kataba كتب he wrote
G verb stem Pa‘al (or Qal) fa‘ala فَعَلَ (Stem I) 1st. plur. perfect kataḇnu כתבנו katabnā كتبنا we wrote
G verb stem Pa‘al (or Qal) fa‘ala فَعَلَ (Stem I) 3rd. masc. sing. imperfect yiḵtoḇ יכתוב yaktubu يكتب he writes, will write
G verb stem Pa‘al (or Qal) fa‘ala فَعَلَ (Stem I) 1st. plur. imperfect niḵtoḇ נכתוב naktubu نكتب we write, will write

Question: What are the approximate translations when the morphological category is 1st? plural. perfect for semitic roots?

Question: What are the Arabic forms of the Semitic root when the approximate translation is "he writes, will write"?

Question: From the Semitic root, what are the morphological categories when the approximate translation is "he wrote"?

Question: How many Arabic forms are there for the 1st plural. perfect category under semitic root ?