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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,983 in Arabic

أتت

"أتت" means "came" or "arrived" in English.

In a sentence

  • أتت الفتاة إلى المدرسة مبكراً.

    The girl arrived at school early.

    Here, 'أتت' is used to describe the physical action of the girl arriving at the school, demonstrating locomotion or physical presence.

  • أتتني رسالة من صديق قديم.

    I received a message from an old friend.

    In this sentence, 'أتت' illustrates the transfer of an item (the message) to the speaker, indicating the aspect of 'receiving' something.

  • أتت الفرصة المناسبة لتبدأ مشروعك.

    The right opportunity has come to start your project.

    Here, 'أتت' conveys the emergence or occurrence of an abstract concept (the opportunity), showing its arrival or availability in time.

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