No. 2,786 in Arabic

راح

"راح" means "went" or "left."

In a sentence

راح إلى السوق لشراء الخضروات.
He went to the market to buy vegetables.
In this sentence, 'راح' is used as a verb meaning 'went'.
راح الوقت سريعًا.
The time went quickly.
Here, 'راح' conveys the sense of time having passed or elapsed.
إذا كنت متعبًا، راح تستريح قريبًا.
If you are tired, you will rest soon.
In this context, 'راح' is used colloquially to mean 'will,' indicating a future tense for the action of resting.

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