Ayah az-Zumar (The Troops, Throngs, The Companies) 39:38 Word for Word at IslamAwakened.com

wala-in

And if

CONJ – prefixed conjunction wa (and) + EMPH – emphatic prefix lam + COND – conditional particle

sa-altahum

you ask them

V – 2nd person masculine singular perfect verb + PRON – subject pronoun ta + PRON – 3rd person masculine plural object pronoun Ha

Root Link: س ا ل

man

who

REL – relative pronoun

Root Link: م ن

khalaqa

created

V – 3rd person masculine singular perfect verb

Root Link: خ ل ق

l-samāwāti

the heavens

DET – determiner prefix al + N – genitive feminine plural noun

Root Link: س م و

wal-arḍa

and the earth

CONJ – prefixed conjunction wa (and) + DET – determiner prefix al + N – accusative feminine noun

Root Link: ا ر ض

layaqūlunna

Surely they will say

EMPH – emphatic prefix lam + V – 3rd person masculine plural imperfect verb + EMPH – emphatic suffix nun

Root Link: ق و ل

l-lahu

Allah

PN – nominative proper noun

Root Link: ا ل ه

qul

Say

V – 2nd person masculine singular imperative verb

Root Link: ق و ل

afara-aytum

Then do you see

INTG – prefixed interrogative alif + SUP – prefixed supplemental particle fa + V – 2nd person masculine plural perfect verb + PRON – subject pronoun tum

Root Link: ر ا ى

mā

what

REL – relative pronoun

Root Link: م ا

tadʿūna

you invoke

V – 2nd person masculine plural imperfect verb + PRON – subject pronoun una

Root Link: د ع و

min

from

P – preposition

Root Link: م ن

dūni

besides

N – genitive noun

Root Link: د و ن

l-lahi

Allah

PN – genitive proper noun

Root Link: ا ل ه

COND – conditional particle

Root Link: ا ن

arādaniya

intended for me

V – 3rd person masculine singular (form IV) perfect verb + PRON – 1st person singular object pronoun niya

Root Link: ر و د

l-lahu

Allah

PN – nominative proper noun

Root Link: ا ل ه

biḍurrin

harm

P – prefixed preposition bi + N – genitive masculine indefinite noun

Root Link: ض ر ر

hal

are

INTG – interrogative noun

Root Link: ه ل

hunna

they

PRON – 3rd person feminine plural personal pronoun hunna

Root Link: ه ن

kāshifātu

removers

N – genitive feminine plural active participle

Root Link: ك ش ف

ḍurrihi

(of) harm (from) Him

PRON – 3rd person masculine singular possessive pronoun ha + N – genitive masculine noun

Root Link: ض ر ر

CONJ – coordinating conjunction

Root Link: ا و

arādanī

if He intended for me

V – 3rd person masculine singular (form IV) perfect verb + PRON – 1st person singular object pronoun ni

Root Link: ر و د

biraḥmatin

mercy

P – prefixed preposition bi + N – genitive feminine indefinite noun

Root Link: ر ح م

hal

are

INTG – interrogative noun

Root Link: ه ل

hunna

they

PRON – 3rd person feminine plural personal pronoun hunna

Root Link: ه ن

mum'sikātu

withholders

N – genitive feminine plural (form IV) active participle

Root Link: م س ك

raḥmatihi

(of) His mercy

N – genitive feminine noun + PRON – 3rd person masculine singular possessive pronoun ha

Root Link: ر ح م

qul

Say

V – 2nd person masculine singular imperative verb

Root Link: ق و ل

ḥasbiya

Sufficient (is) for me

N – nominative masculine noun + PRON – 1st person singular object pronoun Ya

Root Link: ح س ب

l-lahu

Allah

PN – nominative proper noun

Root Link: ا ل ه

ʿalayhi

upon Him

P – preposition + PRON – 3rd person masculine singular possessive pronoun ha

Root Link: ع ل ى

yatawakkalu

put trust

V – 3rd person masculine singular (form V) imperfect verb

Root Link: و ك ل

l-mutawakilūna

those who trust

DET – determiner prefix al + N – nominative masculine plural (form V) active participle

Root Link: و ك ل

Acknowledgements:

Single-Word Audio has been made possible through software provided by Arabi for Arabic NLP

James Ada's concordance work; his research can be found at www.organizedQuran.com
Note: James is now a member of the IslamAwakened Continuity Board

The work of Dr. Shehnaz Shaikh and Ms. Kausar Khatri; their work is here The Glorious Quran Word-for-Word Translation to facilitate learning of Quranic Arabic

The Easy Dictionary of the Qur'an by Shaikh Abdul Karim Parekh

And of course Lane's Lexicon: An Arabic-English Lexicon: Derived From the Best and the Most Copious Eastern Sources by Edward William Lane