إِخْتَصَمَا they two disputed in Arabic
إِخْتَصَمَا is how you say “they two disputed” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَإِخْتَصَمَا إِلَى دَاوُدِ ﵊
So the two of them brought their dispute to David, peace be upon him.
فاختصما so they two disputed
A 'so/then' is welded onto a past-tense verb that wears the dual ending, so its two subjects, the women, are marked inside it. The 'then' moves the narrative to its next step, the formal taking of the case to a judge. The verb's own pattern carries a reciprocal sense of two parties bringing a dispute between them.
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