No. 3,966 in Arabic

بعث

"بعث" means "to send, dispatch, resurrect, or revive."

In a sentence

بعثت رسالة إلى صديقي صباح اليوم.
I sent a message to my friend this morning.
In this sentence, 'بعثت' is used to mean 'sent,' indicating the action of sending a message or communication.
بعث الله الأنبياء لهداية الناس.
God sent the prophets to guide the people.
Here, 'بعث' means 'sent,' referring to the divine act of sending prophets for guidance.
بعث المشروع الحياة إلى المدينة.
The project brought life to the city.
In this usage, 'بعث' conveys the meaning of reviving or bringing new energy, symbolically as bringing life to something.

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