Arabic vocabulary

فَجَرَto flow in Arabic

فَجَرَ is how you say “to flow” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فجرت قطرات النطف إلى أحصن الحروز،
Then drops of sperm were released into well-fortified fortresses.
فَجَرَتْ — then it released. The 'so/then' prefix chains this onto the previous clause as the next event, and beneath it the past-tense verb means 'flowed / burst forth' with a feminine subject that follows. The connector moves the narrative on to its result, and the verb stands before its subject in normal Arabic order.
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