أَعْيَا became exhausted in Arabic
أَعْيَا is how you say “became exhausted” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَأَبْطَأَ بِي جِمَالِيُ وَأَعْيَا،
Then my camel slowed down and became exhausted.
وَأَعْيَا and became exhausted
The opening wa- ('and') joins this verb to the one before, stacking two things the same camel did. Both verbs are past tense and share the same hidden subject ('it'), so the wa- simply lines up 'slowed' and 'became exhausted' as parallel actions.
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More example sentences
قُلْتُ أَبْطَأَ عَلَيَّ جَمَلِي وَأَعْيَا،
I said, "My camel slowed down on me and became exhausted."
وَأَعْيَا and became exhausted
The opening wa- ('and') joins this to the previous verb, lining up two things the same camel did. Both share one hidden subject ('it'), so the wa- simply coordinates 'slowed' and 'became exhausted' as a matched pair.