سَكُتَ silent in Arabic
سَكُتَ is how you say “silent” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
حين تسكتُ قليلًا، تسمعُ بوضوحٍ ما يقوله عقلك وما يخفيه قلبك
When you are silent for a while, you clearly hear what your mind says and what your heart hides.
تَسْكُتُ you are silent
'you fall silent,' a present verb — the 'you' lives in the front prefix, as present verbs carry it. Under 'when,' it sets the case: a spell of silence, measured by 'a little' next.
The English is machine-translated.
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