Arabic vocabulary

تَفْتَحُto open in Arabic

تَفْتَحُ is how you say “to open” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فقرةٌ قبل النوم تفتحُ كتابًا،
A paragraph before sleep opens a book,
تَفْتَحُ — it opens. 'opens,' feminine to agree with 'a paragraph.' The small act has a large effect: one paragraph 'opens' a book. Its object, 'a book,' follows — the disproportionate return on a tiny habit.
From: Steady Spiritual Habits →
آيةٌ بعد الفجر تفتحُ القلب،
A verse after dawn opens the heart,
تَفْتَحُ — it opens. 'opens,' feminine for 'a verse' — the same verb as the paragraph's, the parallel deliberate. Its object, 'the heart,' follows: a verse at dawn opens not a book but the HEART.
From: Steady Spiritual Habits →

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