Arabic dictionary
Dictionary Habib Anthony Salmone, An Advanced Learner's Arabic-English Dictionary (1889)
Entry خفت
خَفَتَ(n. ac. خَفْت خَفَاْت خُفَاْت خُفُوْت) a. Became silent, still; died away (sound). b. Was weak, faint with hunger. c. Died. خَاْفَتَتَخَاْفَتَ a. [Bi], Spoke, read in a low voice. خَاْفِتa. Faint, dying away (sound). b. Ceasing to speak, dying (man). c. Waterless cloud. خَفْتَاْنُa. Exhaustion, faintness. خَفْتَان P. a. Caftan (garment).
Habib Anthony Salmoné was a British-educated scholar from Syria. The text for this dictionary was sourced from the Alpheos Project and originally provided by Tufts University under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
