أعطى give in Arabic
أعطى is how you say “give” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فقال أعطني دواء للحمار
and said, 'Give me medicine for the donkey.'
أعطني give me
A command-verb, 'give', with the object 'me' attached on the end. The bare command shape is addressed to 'you', and the suffix marks the speaker as the one to receive; one word carries verb and 'me'.
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وقال له ألم أقل لك أعطني دواء للحمار؟
and said to him, 'Didn't I tell you to give me medicine for the donkey?'
أعطني give me
A command-verb, 'give', with the object 'me' attached, quoted back from Joha's earlier request. The bare command is to 'you', and the suffix is the speaker.
فقال الرجل أنا أذهب إليه وأخبره أني اشتريت قصرًا في الجنة بعشرين ألفًا، فلعلّه يعطيني مثلها
So the man said: I will go to him and tell him that I have bought a palace in Paradise for twenty thousand, perhaps he will give me the same.
يُعْطِينِي he will give me
A present-tense verb with 'he' built in and the attached -ni 'me' as its object; the special -ni form keeps 'me' distinct from the subject. Its weak-final root softens the ending.
وقال الثالث اللهم استأجرت أجراء وأعطيتهم أجرهم غير رجل واحد ترك الذى له وذهب، فثمرت أجره حتى كثرت منه الأموال،
The third said: 'O Allah, I hired laborers and paid them their wages except for one man who left without taking his pay. I invested his wages until they multiplied into wealth.'
وَأَعْطَيْتُهُمْ and paid them
This stacks the connector wa- onto a past-tense verb plus the object -hum ('them'): 'and I paid them'. The wa- chains this onto the hiring as the next deed, with subject, verb and recipient packed into one word.