سَكِرَwere satiated in Arabic

Example sentences

• وشكرت حتى سكرت غصون ضمر،

  And they expressed gratitude until the branches were satiated,

  سَكِرَتْ — were satiated. A past-tense verb with a built-in feminine-plural subject, here the branches. It follows the limit-particle, so it states the result that the previous action ran up against. The internal feminine marker keeps the verb agreeing with its non-human plural doer rather than with anything closer.

  From: Rain and God's Decree →