1) Stem I
a) Verbs with first weak root consonant

1. Intransitive verbs with /ʾ/ ܐ as first root consonant (G.18a):

ʾbc ܐܒܥ I: obac – abёc "to want" ܐܳܒܰܥ – ܐܰܒܷܥ

Imperative: ibac! ܐܝܒܰܥ – ibacu! ܐܝܒܰܥܘ; Infinitive: iboco! ܐܝܒܳܥܐ

ʾḏc ܐܕ݂ܥ I: oḏac – aḏёc "to know" ܐܳܕ݂ܰܥ – ܐܰܕ݂ܷܥ

Imperative: iḏac! ܐܝܕ݂ܰܥ – iḏacu! ܐܝܕ݂ܰܥܘ; Infinitive: maḏco! ܡܰܕ݂ܥܐ

2. Transitive verbs with /y/ ܝ as first root consonant (G.18a):

ynq ܝܢܩ I: yonaq – inёqle "to suckle" ܝܳܢܰܩ – ܐܝܢܷܩܠܶܗ

Imperative: inaq! ܐܝܢܰܩ – inequ! ܐܝܢܶܩܘ; Infinitive: inoqo! ܐܝܢܳܩܐ 

1. Transitive verbs with /y/ ܝ as second root consonant (G.19a):

sym ܣܝܡ I: soyam – sёmle “to do, to make” ܣܳܝܰܡ – ܣܷܡܠܶܗ

Imperative: sёm! ܣܷܡ – sumu! ܣܘܡܘ; Infinitive: syomo ܣܝܳܡܐ 

ṭyr ܛܝܪ I: ṭoyar - ṭayёr “to fly, to jump” ܛܳܝܰܪ – ܛܰܝܷܪ

Imperative: ṭyar! ܛܝܰܪ – ṭyaru! ܛܝܰܪܘ; Infinitive: ṭyoro ܛܝܳܪܐ 

3. Transitive verbs with /w/ ܘ as second root consonant (G.19a):

twr ܬܘܪ I: towar – twёrle “to break (tr.)” ܬܳܘܰܪ – ܬܘܷܪܠܶܗ

Imperative: twar! ܬܘܰܪ – twaru! ܬܘܰܪܘ; Infinitive: tworo ܬܘܳܪܐ

4. Intransitive verbs with /w/ ܘ as second root consonant (G.19a):

swc ܣܘܥ I: sowac – sawёc “to have eaten enough” ܣܳܘܰܥ - ܣܰܘܷܥ

Imperative: swac! ܣܘܰܥ – swacu! ܣܘܰܥܘ; Infinitive: swoco ܣܘܳܥܐ 

c) Verbs with third weak root consonant

1. Transitive verbs with /y/ ܝ (G.20a):

ḥzy ܚܙܝ I: ḥoze - ḥzele “to see” ܚܳܙܶܐ - ܚܙܶܠܶܗ

Imperative: ḥzay! ܚܙܰܝ – ḥzayu! ܚܙܰܝܘ; Infinitive: ḥzoyo ܚܙܳܝܐ 

smy ܣܡܝ I: some - sami “to become blind” ܣܳܡܶܐ – ܣܰܡܝ

Imperative: smay! ܣܡܰܝ – smayu! ܣܡܰܝܘ; Infinitive: smoyo ܣܡܳܝܐ

kṯw ܟܬ݂ܘ I: koṯaw - kṯule “to write” ܟܳܬ݂ܰܘ - ܟܬ݂ܘܠܶܗ

Imperative: kṯaw! ܟܬ݂ܰܘ – kṯawu! ܟܬ݂ܰܘܘ; Infinitive: kṯowo ܟܬ݂ܳܘܐ

ytw ܝܬܘ I: yotaw - yatu “to sit” ܝܳܬܰܘ - ܝܰܬܘ

Imperative: itaw! ܐܝܬܰܘ – itawu! ܐܝܬܰܘܘ; Infinitive: itowo ܐܝܬܳܘܐ

Irregular is the preterite of transitive verbs only:

šql ܫܩܠ I, preterite: šqile „he bought“ ܫܩܝܠܶܗ

2) Stem II

a) Verbs with first or second weak root consonant

Verbs of this category are regular.

šry ܫܪܝ II: mšare – mšarele “to start” ܡܫܰܪܶܐ - ܡܫܰܪܶܠܶܗ

Imperative: mšari! ܡܫܰܪܝ – mšareyu! ܡܫܰܪܶܝܘ; Infinitive: šeroyo ܫܶܪܳܝܐ

Irregular is the preterite only.

šyl ܫܝܠ II: mšayal – mšayele “to ask” ܡܫܰܝܰܠ – ܡܫܰܝܶܠܶܗ

Imperative: mšayal! ܡܫܰܝܰܠ – mšayelu! ܡܫܰܝܶܠܘ; Infinitive: šeyolo ܫܶܝܳܠܐ

3) Stem III

a) Verbs with first weak root consonant

ylf ܝܠܦ III: mawlaf – mawlafle “to teach” ܡܰܘܠܰܦ - ܡܰܘܠܰܦܠܶܗ

Typ 1, with diphthong:

Imperative: mawlaf! ܡܰܘܠܰܦ – mawlefu! ܡܰܘܠܶܦܘ; Infinitive: tulifo ܬܘܠܝܦܐ

Typ 2, with monophthong:

Imperative: molaf! ܡܳܠܰܦ – molefu! ܡܳܠܶܦܘ; Infinitive: tulifo ܬܘܠܝܦܐ

sym ܣܝܡ III: masёm – masёmle “to let make” ܡܰܣܷܡ - ܡܰܣܝܡܐ

Imperative: masёm! ܡܰܣܷܡ – masimu! ܡܰܣܝܡܘ; Infinitive: tesimo ܬܶܣܝܡܐ

ḥky ܚܟܝ III: maḥke - maḥkele “to tell” ܡܰܚܟܶܐ - ܡܰܚܟܶܠܶܗ

The feminin forms of the present base can vary:

3. f. sg . maḥkyo ܡܰܚܟܝܐ; 2. f. sg . maḥkyat ܡܰܚܟܝܰܬ and 1. f. sg . maḥkyono ܡܰܚܟܝܳܢܐ.

Imperative: maḥki! ܡܰܚܟܝ – maḥkeyu! ܡܰܚܟܶܝܘ; Infinitive: tёḥkiyo ܬܷܚܟܝـܝܐ

4) Verbs with four root consonants (G.16a)

tlfn ܬܠܦܢ I: mtalfan – mtalfanle “to make a phone call” ܡܬܰܠܦܰܢ - ܡܬܰܠܦܰܢܠܶܗ

Imperative: mtalfan! ܡܬܰܠܦܰܢ – mtalfenu! ܡܬܰܠܦܶܢܘ; Infinitive: tёlfono ܬܷܠܦܳܢܐ

štcy ܫܬܥܝ I: mёštace – mёštacele “to play” ܡܷܫܬܰܥܶܐ – ܡܷܫܬܰܥܶܠܶܗ

Imperative: mёštaci! ܡܷܫܬܰܥܝ – mёštaceyu! ܡܷܫܬܰܥܶܝܘ; Infinitive: tёštecёnyo ܬܷܫܬܶܥܷܢܝܐ 

štbhr ܫܬܒܗܪ I: (< šbhr ܫܒܗܪ): mёštabhar - mёštabharle “to be proud” ܡܷܫܬܰܒܗܰܪ - ܡܷܫܬܰܒܗܰܪܠܶܗ

Imperative: mёštabhar! ܡܷܫܬܰܒܗܰܪ – mёštabheru! ܡܷܫܬܰܒܗܶܪܘ; Infinitive: šёbhoro ܫܷܒܗܳܪܐ

stcml ܣܬܥܡܠ: mёstacmal – mёstacmele  “to use” ܡܷܣܬܰܥܡܰܠ - ܡܷܣܬܰܥܡܶܠܶܗ

Imperative: mёstacmal! ܡܷܣܬܰܥܡܰܠ – mёstacmelu! ܡܷܣܬܰܥܡܶܠܘ; Infinitive: stëcmolo ܣܬܷܥܡܳܠܐ