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أَرَادُوا wanted in Arabic

أَرَادُوا is how you say “wanted” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

كان من سنة الهند أنهم إذا أرادوا تناول الغذاء اغتسلوا

It was a custom in India that when they wanted to eat, they would bathe.

أَرَادُوا they wanted

A past-tense verb with its plural subject 'they' built into the ending, filling the 'when' clause. Arabic packs 'they wanted' into one word, the doer signalled by the verb's shape, setting the condition for what they did.

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