رَاحَ return in Arabic
رَاحَ is how you say “return” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَلَمَّا رَاحَ النَّاسُ إِلَيْهِ
So when the people went to him.
رَاحَ went
Past-tense verb of going with 'he/they' inside it, placed before its subject in verb-first order. It states the motion whose subject is named just after.
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More example sentences
فنأى بى طلب الشجر يوماً فلم أرح عليهما حتى ناما فحلبت لهما غبوقهما فوجدتهما نائمين فكرهت أن أوقظهما وأن أغبق قبلهما أهلاً أو مالاً،
One day, I was delayed by seeking wood and did not return to them until they had fallen asleep. I milked their evening drink for them, but I found them asleep and disliked to wake them or to serve my family or wealth before them.
أَرِحْ return
This is the present-tense verb pulled into the cut-short (jussive) shape by 'did not' before it, which is how Arabic builds past negation. The clipped ending signals the action was negated and completed, 'I did not return', with 'I' carried inside.