نَادَوْاthey shouted in Arabic

Example sentences

• نَادَوْا أَيْنَ قُرَيْشُ أَيْنَ رُؤُوسُ النَّاسِ

  They shouted, "Where are the Quraysh? Where are the leaders of the people?"

  نَادَوْا — they shouted. This is a past-tense verb for 'they', the plural doer built into its shape, reporting a collective shout. No separate 'they' is written because the verb form already carries it. It introduces the quoted cries that follow.

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