Common Transitive Verb Forms

Common transitive verb forms

Transitive	From (intransitive)
dxxl — to bring someone/something inside	dxl — to enter
xrrj — to take someone/something outside	xrj — to go out
ḍннk — to make someone laugh	ḍнk — to laugh
ṭiyн — to drop or throw something down	ṭaн — to fall
xuwf — to frighten someone	xaf — to be afraid
šrrb — to give a drink / to water	šrb — to drink
fhhm — to explain / make understand	fhm — to understand
ṭll3 — to make something go up / promote	ṭl3 — to go up
hbbṭ — to bring something down / demote	hbṭ — to go down

Examples

dxxlt waнd l-klb l ḍ-ḍar, welakin bba xrrju. — I brought a dog into the house, but my father took it outside.

l-klun kay-ḍннk d-drari ṣ-ṣġar. — The clown makes young children laugh.

xrrj 3afak had ṭ-ṭbla mn hna. — Take this table outside, please.