طَابَ became pleasant in Arabic
طَابَ is how you say “became pleasant” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَزَالَ القلق وطاب عَيْش الماكث
So anxiety vanished, and the resident's life became pleasant.
وَطَابَ and became pleasant
A 'hollow' verb meaning 'turned sweet/agreeable'. Like its neighbours it shows the middle weak letter as a long vowel, and it carries its subject after it, here the dweller's life that became pleasant.
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فَإِذا طَابَ الْملك طابت جُنُوده وَإِذا خبث خبثت جُنُوده
If the king is sound, the soldiers are sound, and if it is corrupt, the soldiers are corrupt.
طَابَ is sound
Past-form verb, 'it is good/sound', carrying its own subject slot to be filled by the noun after it. Inside the 'if' clause it states the trigger; the verb comes before its subject as usual in Arabic.