Arabic vocabulary
فَحَاجَthen argued in Arabic
فَحَاجَ is how you say “then argued” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
قَالَ فَحَاجَ آدَمُ مُوسَى
He said: Adam disputed with Moses.
فَحَجٌّ — then argued. The fa- here means 'so/then', marking the upshot, and fronts a past-tense verb meaning prevailed-in-argument. The vocalization fixes it as a verb of disputing rather than the unrelated noun it could resemble. The prefix orders this as the result of the exchange.
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