قِطًّا at all in Arabic
قِطًّا is how you say “at all” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَلَمْ يَسْتَفْهِمْهَا كَلَامًا قِطًّا
He never asked her anything verbally.
قِطًّا at all
This is an emphasizing adverb meaning 'at all, ever', dropped in to drive home the negation: 'never, not in the least'. It takes the indefinite accusative ending of an adverbial word and adds nothing to the literal content, only force. Its whole job is to make the 'did not ask' absolute.
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