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تَرَتْ slackened in Arabic

تَرَتْ is how you say “slackened” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وَرُبَّمَا فَتَرَتْ عَزِيمَتُهُ،

And sometimes his resolve slackened,

فَتَرَتْ so slackened

A completed-action verb 'it slackened', whose feminine ending agrees with its subject 'his resolve', a feminine noun, named next. So the verb's shape already tells you its doer is feminine before the subject even appears. It states what occasionally happens to the man's drive.

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