اِلْتِفَات turning in Arabic
اِلْتِفَات is how you say “turning” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
أم يكون التفاته إِلَى من ألبسهُ إِيَّاهَا
Or will he turn towards the giver of these clothes.
اِلْتِفَاتُهُ his turning
A verbal noun (form VIII) 'turning [the gaze]' with '-hu' (his) attached, the subject of 'will be', nominative — his attention. Whether his glance turns instead to the Giver.
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More example sentences
قلت ولا التفات إلى أبي حمزة في حكايته فجاء أسد فأخرجني ،
I said, there is no attention to Abu Hamza in his story where a lion came and rescued me,
اِلْتِفَاتَ attention
A verbal noun, the naming of an action turned into a thing, here 'paying-attention' treated as a noun. It carries the ending of the absolute 'no' before it, the form that means 'no attention at all', a blanket denial.
وَعَنْ الاِلْتِفَاتِ إِلَى الصُّوَرِ
And concerning turning toward images.
الاِلْتِفاتِ turning toward
An action-noun ('turning toward'), naming the act of turning one's attention as a thing rather than a finished event. With the al- prefix it is the definite, general activity. It stands in the genitive ending under the preposition before it, and it heads the 'toward...' phrase that follows.