very usefull again - thanks .He lads did you not promise to give also the plural of the substantives used - here e.g.لون
thanks again for your efforts i 'm progressing a lot

Hay plop,

The plural form of لون is ألوان pronounced Alwaan

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salam
أنت لن تتغيّر أبدًا
this means like you will never change yourself or your will never change your favorite color? تتغيّر means changing something or becoming different?

I see why you are confused.. تتغيّر is (you are changing yourself), so (أنت لن تتغير أبداً) is (you will never change).
However تُغيّر is (you change something), so if we say (أنت لن تُغيّر هذا أبداً) then this means (you will never change this at all).
Hope I managed to spot what you are after and it is clear now.

Assalaam :alaykom yaa Ehab wa Mohammed...
I would like to continue the discussion about forms of 3'-y-r. I'm more comfortable writing 3' as gh...please tell me if this would be accurate

Form 1- ghayar- something changes (by itself)- the season changed
Form 2- ghayyar- someone actively changes something else- ghayyartu al qanah- I changed the channel
Form 5- taghayyar- change oneself...lan tataghayyar(a) abadan- you will never change (yourself)

Is there any other verb with a similar rule for reflexive actions- and is it a characteristic of Form V (takallam meant to speak and I don't think that had any reflexive aspect to it)

By the way if j-m-l is a root for beauty (jameel, jamaal, ajmal, jameelah, etc) then why does jiml mean a camel? Does that imply that Arabs in the ancient days associated beauty with camels?