خَفُتَ — to weaken, to calm down
The Arabic verb for «to weaken, to calm down»: past (madi), present (mudari) and imperative forms with English translation, examples and audio.
| Form | Arabic | Translation | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Past (madi) | خَفُتَ | weakened / calmed down | هُوَ خَفُتَ أَمْسِ.He became weaker / quieter yesterday. | |
| Present (mudari) | يَخْفُتُ | weakens / calms down | هُوَ يَخْفُتُ الآنَ.He is getting weaker / quieter now. | |
| Imperative (amr) | اُخْفُتْ | calm down! |
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