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Arabic frequency list

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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