شَبِعَwere satisfied in Arabic

Example sentences

• وارتعت إذا سعت فشبعت خيل وحمر،

  And they grazed when they moved, so the horses and donkeys were satisfied,

  فَشَبِعَتْ — so they were satisfied. The fused front letter marks this as the consequence that follows from the 'when' clause, a 'so/then' link rather than simple addition. The rest is a past-tense verb carrying its feminine-plural subject inside it, so one short word delivers both the discourse connection and a complete 'they were satisfied' event.

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