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بَاتَا stayed in Arabic

بَاتَا is how you say “stayed” in Arabic.

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وفرق بين الإلفين وكم باتا،

And He separated between the two close companions, though they stayed together for long,

بَاتَا they stayed

A past-tense verb in the dual meaning 'the two spent the night', with the dual ending agreeing with the two companions. Arabic has a dedicated verb form for exactly two doers, so the ending alone tells you both of them, not more, passed those nights together.

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