أَفْعَلُ الصِّفَةُ المُشَبَّهَةُ

Adjectives which are made like the participles  /  الصِّفَاتُ المُشَبَّهَةُ

Active and passive particles indicate on an action or occurence whereas the resembling particle indicates on an attribute

Most of these adjectives come from intransitive verbs الأَفْعَالُ الَّازِمَةُ / verbs that express a state or condition or signify an act which is confined to the subject, and express mostly, a quality inherent and permanent in a person or thing and partly a certain degree of intensity

The form أَفْعَلُ is primarily derived from the verb form فَعِلَ and secondarily from فَعُلَ

Surah/AyatSurah/AyatSurah/AyatSurah/AyatSurah/AyatMeaningNoun
مَعْنًىاِسْمٌ
بَلِجَBright, openأَبْلَجُ
هَيِفَHaving a slender waistأَهْيَفُ
حَدِبَHumpbackedأَحْدَبُ
عَوِرَOne eyedأَعْوَرُ
حَوِلَSquintingأَحْوَلُ
حَمُقَحَمِقَFoolish, stupidأَحْمَقُ
خَرُقَخَرِقَUnskillful, stupidأَخْرَقُ
شَنُعَUnseemly, ugly, foulأَشْنَعُ
ذَقَنٌHaving a long chinأَذْقَنُ
شَمَّHaving a high, straight noseأَشَمُّ
صَمَّDeafأَصَمُّ
Redأَحْمَرُ
Blackأَسْوَدُ
Whiteأَبْيَضُ
Yellowأَصْفَرُ