فَتَحْ
fataḥ
Verb
Meaning
to open
Conjugation
| Past | Present | |
|---|---|---|
| I | فَتَحْتْ | بِفْتَحْ |
| you (m) | فَتَحْتْ | بِتْفْتَحْ |
| you (f) | فَتَحْتِي | بِتْفْتَحِي |
| he | فَتَحْ | بِيْفْتَحْ |
| she | فَتَحِتْ | بِتْفْتَحْ |
| we | فَتَحْنا | مْنِفْتَحْ |
| you (pl) | فَتَحْتُو | بِتْفْتَحُو |
| they | فَتَحُو | بِيْفْتَحُو |
Imperative
masculineإفْتَحْ
feminineإفْتَحِي
Derived Forms
Active participleفاتِح
Verbal nounفَتِح
Examples
صَاحِب الْمَرْكَز خَاوَل سِنِين يِفْتَحُه، وْ أَخِيرًا نَجَح.
The center's owner tried for years to open it, and he finally succeeded.
أَحْمَد فَتَح إِيمَيْلُو وْ لَقِي دَعْوَة عِرْس مِن صَدِيقُو سَامِي.
Ahmad opened his email and found a wedding invitation from his friend Sami.
الشُّرْطَة فَتَحِت تَحْقِيق بَس لَا دَلِيل نْكَشَف وَلَا شَاهِد نْلَقَى.
The police opened an investigation but neither evidence was found nor a witness discovered.
Root
ف ت ح
