دَخَل entered in Arabic
دَخَل is how you say “entered” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
لقد دخلا غارا لَا يسكنهُ لابث
Indeed, they entered a cave where no one had stayed.
دَخَلَا they two entered
The final long '-aa' is Arabic's dual marker: this single verb form means 'the two of them entered', a category English lacks. No separate word for 'two' is needed; 'exactly two did it' is folded into the verb's ending.
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More example sentences
روي أن رجلا دخل البصرة، ولم يكن رأى الحسن،
It is narrated that a man entered Basra, who had not seen Al-Hasan,
دَخَلَ he entered
This past-tense verb has its 'he' subject inside and reports the man's action, 'he entered'. It states the completed event within the narrated statement.