No. 1,190 in Arabic

عادت

The Arabic word "عادت" means "returned" or "came back."

In a sentence

عادت إلى المنزل مبكرًا.
She returned home early.
In this sentence, 'عادت' is used as the past tense of the verb 'to return,' indicating the action of coming back to a place.
عادت العادة القديمة إلى الحياة.
The old habit came back to life.
Here, 'عادت' is used metaphorically to indicate the return or reappearance of an old habit or tradition.
عادت الطائرة إلى المطار بسبب الطقس.
The plane returned to the airport due to the weather.
In this usage, 'عادت' refers to the act of a plane returning, emphasizing the motion back to a previous location.

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