بَتَات definitive in Arabic
بَتَات is how you say “definitive” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
جعل مهر الأخرى طلاق الدنيا بتاتا،
He made the dowry of the Hereafter a final divorce from this worldly life,
بَتَاتًا definitive
This noun is in the accusative, working as an intensifying adverb, 'utterly / once and for all', which is Arabic's way of folding 'completely' into a single accusative noun. So the ending itself supplies the force, stressing that the break with this world is final.
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