Past participle:
Noun from verb:
Verb Classification:
Hyphenation:
Perfect
| Sg.1 | fesfist |
| Sg.2 | fesfist |
| Sg.3m | fesfes |
| Sg.3f | fesfset |
| Pl.1 | fesfisna |
| Pl.2 | fesfistu |
| Pl.3 | fesfsu |
Imperfect
| Sg.1 | nfesfes |
| Sg.2 | tfesfes |
| Sg.3m | jfesfes |
| Sg.3f | tfesfes |
| Pl.1 | nfesfsu |
| Pl.2 | tfesfsu |
| Pl.3 | jfesfsu |
Imperative
| Singular | fesfes |
| Plural | fesfsu |
Verbs conjugated like fesfes
af,
afda,
alza,
amar,
amba,
badbad,
bagħad,
bagħat,
bagħbas,
bagħtar,
baħat,
baħbaħ,
baħnan,
bahrad,
bahraġ,
bakar,
balbal,
balja,
balka,
bambal
Other Quadriliteral Verbs
badbad,
bagħbas,
bagħtar,
baħbaħ,
baħnan,
bahrad,
balbal,
balja,
balka,
bambal,
banda,
bandal,
baqbaq,
barbar,
barqam,
barważ,
basbas,
baskat,
basta,
batbat
Etymology
From Arabic وَسْوَسَ (waswasa). The replacement of /w/ with voiceless /f/ is onomatopoeic; moreover it simplifies the formation of the conjugated forms since forms like weswsu would have to be contracted (compare werwer).
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