سَعَى moved in Arabic
سَعَى is how you say “moved” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وارتعت إذا سعت فشبعت خيل وحمر،
And they grazed when they moved, so the horses and donkeys were satisfied,
سَعَتْ they moved
Past-tense verb with a built-in feminine-plural subject, sitting inside the 'when' clause opened just before it. It supplies the condition's own action, and its feminine ending keeps it agreeing with the same non-human plural group acting throughout the line.
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More example sentences
سَعَى فِي الْقَبْضِ عَلَى ابْنِ يُونُسِ،
He sought to arrest Ibn Yunus.
سَعَى he sought
A past verb 'sought / strove', carrying its own 'he' subject inferred from the minister just mentioned. It sets up a 'strove for …' frame completed by the prepositional phrase that follows.