Arabic vocabulary
سَهِرَتْshe kept vigil in Arabic
سَهِرَتْ is how you say “she kept vigil” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
وَسَهِرَتْ فِي مَدَارَاتِهِ،
And she kept vigil in attending to him,
وَسَهِرْتُ — and she kept vigil. The front wa- continues the list, and the verb under it is a completed-action 'stayed up / kept vigil' with the -t ending marking a female subject. Despite the source's first-person vowelling, context reads it as 'she kept vigil'. So one word carries the link and the feminine past act.
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