Arabic vocabulary

بَالَغَتْwent to extremes in Arabic

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

Example sentences

وَبَالَغَتْ فِي تَرْبِيَتِهِ،
And she went to extremes in raising him,
وَبَالَغَتْ — and went to extremes. The front wa- joins this to the running list of the mother's sacrifices, and the verb under it is a completed-action on a 'went to extremes' pattern with the -t ending marking a female subject. So the word says 'and she overdid it', no separate 'she' needed. The verb's intensive pattern carries the 'to the utmost' force itself.
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