لَجَّ brought in Arabic
لَجَّ is how you say “brought” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فضجت مما لجت الجدر، فرجعت على الورق الشكر،
So the walls resounded with what the torrents brought, and thanks returned on the leaves,
لَجَّتِ they brought
A past-tense verb meaning 'surged / pressed on', with a feminine subject, opening the clause that 'from what' refers to. It names the action behind the walls' resounding, so it tells you what caused the clamor.
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