The Arabic root س-ك-ت (s-k-t)

Form I verb سَكَتَ: to be silent

9 words in the dictionary are built from س-ك-ت, including verbs in Forms I, II. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.

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Verb · Form I

سَكَتَ

to be silent

Noun

سَكْتَة

a single interval of silence

Adjective

سَاكِت

silent

Noun

سُكُوت

silence

Verbs and the nouns that come from them

سَكَتَ · present يَسْكُتُ

Form I · The plain action

to be silent; to subside; to die

سُكُوت

Verbal noun

silence

سَكْت

Verbal noun

سُكَات

Verbal noun

سَاكِت

Active participle

silent

مَسْكُوت

Passive participle

what is not said

سَكْتَة

Derived noun

a single interval of silence

سَكَّتَ · present يُسَكِّتُ

Form II · Causative or intensive

to scare into silence; to accuse of silence

تَسْكِيت

Verbal noun

مُسَكِّت

Active participle

مُسَكَّت

Passive participle

Other nouns and adjectives

إِسْكَات

Noun

silencing

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