رُفِعَتْ lifted in Arabic
رُفِعَتْ is how you say “lifted” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
رُفِعَتْ الْأَقْلَامُ، وَجَفَّتْ الصُّحُفُ
The pens have been lifted, and the pages have dried.
رُفِعَتِ it was lifted
A passive past verb, marked by its inner 'u-i' vowels rather than any helper word, 'were lifted'. The feminine '-at' agrees with the following plural 'pens' (a non-human plural, treated as feminine); no lifter is named.
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More example sentences
فَرُفِعَتْ لَنَا صَخْرَةٌ طَوْيِلَةٌ،
Then a long rock was raised for us.
فَرُفِعَتْ then was raised
The leading 'fa-' (so/then) advances the scene, fused onto a verb in its passive shape: the rock receives the action of being raised, with no stated raiser. Arabic builds the passive by changing the vowels inside the verb itself, not by adding a helper like English 'was'. So the form looks close to its active twin but flips who does and who undergoes.