Words from this root appear 7 times in the Qur'an, in 3 forms. Bakat means "wept".
بَكَتْ
bakat
Read here as bakat · Verb · 5 times in the Qur'an
Meaningwept · weeping · let them weepرویا · چاہیے کہ روئیں · روتے پیٹتےरोए · रोते हुए · चाहिए कि वो रोऐंকাঁদলো · ও কাঁদা উচিৎ তাদের · কাঁদতে কাঁদতেmenangis · mereka menangis · mereka akan menangiswept · ağlayarak · ağlasınlarwept · அவர்கள் அழட்டும் · அழுதவர்களாகگریه نکرد · می گریند · باید گریه کنند
9:82and let them weepاور چاہیے کہ روئیںऔर चाहिए कि वो रोऐंও কাঁদা উচিৎ তাদেরdan mereka akan menangisve ağlasınlarஅவர்கள் அழட்டும்و باید گریه کنند
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