رمت desire in Arabic
رمت is how you say “desire” in Arabic.
Arabic
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Example sentence
مَتى رمت طلبي فاطلبني عنْدك
Whenever you seek Me, then look for Me within yourself.
رُمْتَ you desire
A past-tense verb 'sought / aimed at' with the '-ta' (you) ending; inside such a 'whenever' clause the past form reads as a general 'you seek'. Its object comes next.
The English is machine-translated.

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