Comparing the dictionary’s opening-related Sureth forms
These entries explicitly carry grammatical labels. They are useful examples to compare, but they are not a complete conjugation chart or a rule for unrelated verbs.
Your vocabulary set
Read each English meaning alongside the Syriac spelling and phonetic guide. Open an entry to copy the text or explore related words.
Try it in context
Copy the four labels into separate columns. Ask a teacher to explain the differences using these recorded examples before you attempt additional forms.
Make this set memorable
Choose the entry you are least confident about and write down its English meaning. Look away, try recalling its phonetic guide, and then check the original entry. Repeat with a second word from this set. Review the same words tomorrow before adding a new topic.
These are individual dictionary entries. Their forms and natural use can depend on dialect and grammar; combining them does not automatically produce a correct sentence. Ask a willing speaker about the words in this particular situation.