صَاحَ say in Arabic
صَاحَ is how you say “say” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فمن المختارين يوسف النبي صاح الهوى يا زليخا راودي والعبي،
Among the chosen is the prophet Joseph. Desire called out, 'O Zuleikha, entice and play!'
صَاحَ it said
A past-tense verb placed before its subject 'the desire', the standard verb-first order. It introduces direct speech that follows, and its singular masculine form agrees with that following single subject.
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صَاحَ مُسْتَغِيثًا بِهِمْ تَرَى هَذَا بِأَيِّ ذَنْبٍ؟
Someone calling to them for help cried out: "Do you see this? For what sin?!"
صَاحَ he cried out
A past-tense 'he' verb opening the narrative line; the 'he' subject is carried inside the verb form itself, with no separate pronoun. It anchors the scene in past time and is the main action the rest of the sentence hangs on, namely someone crying out, with the manner of that crying described next.