فتء
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of continuous action or state, specifically 'to keep doing something' or 'to not cease'. It is often used in negative constructions to emphasize persistence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to keep doingboth
To continue doing something, to persist in an action. Often used in the negative.
- 1.I have not ceasedboth
A past tense negative construction indicating that the speaker has not stopped doing something.
- 1.I have not ceasedboth
A past tense negative construction indicating that the speaker has not stopped doing something. This form is common and widely understood.
- 1.I have not ceasedclassical
A past tense negative construction indicating that the speaker has not stopped doing something. This form is less common than 'فتئت' but carries the same meaning.
- 1.you ceaseboth
The present tense form, indicating a continuous action or state, often used in negative contexts.