ثَارَ to rage in Arabic
ثَارَ is how you say “to rage” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
غير أَن زَوْبَعَة الْهوى إِذا ثارت
Except that when the storm of desire rages,
ثَارَتْ she rages
A past-tense verb 'rose up / raged' with the feminine '-at' tail agreeing with 'the storm' — 'when it flares up'. The condition's act.
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More example sentences
فكيف رأيت ماشيهم قد وقع ولم يثر،
So how did you see their livestock — it fell and did not rise,
يَثِرْ it rises
A present-form verb with a built-in 'it' subject, forced by the negator before it into the clipped jussive ending, which is why its final sound is cut short. That trimmed shape marks a denied past event, here the thing's failure to get back up.
فَثَارَ اِبْنُ صَيَّادٍ
Then Ibn Sayyad became angry.
فَثَارَ then became angry
A past-tense verb describing a sudden flare of anger, with its 'he' subject built in and fronted by fa-. The fa- marks this as the reaction triggered by what was just said, threading cause and response together.