No. 944 in Arabic
باتت
"باتت" means "became" or "spent the night."
In a sentence
باتت السماء مظلمة مع دخول الليل.
The sky became dark as night fell.
The word 'باتت' here means 'became' or 'turned into', indicating a change in state.
باتت الطفلة هادئة بعد أن سمعت قصة النوم.
The child became calm after hearing a bedtime story.
In this sentence, 'باتت' conveys the notion of transitioning to a state or condition, in this case, calmness.
باتت العصافير على الشجرة حتى الصباح.
The birds stayed on the tree until morning.
Here, 'باتت' is used to describe staying during the night or spending the night, a common use in Arabic to indicate nightly staying or dwelling.
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