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Originally Posted by Klowj
Yes, but I checked kattaba in my dicctionary, and it doesn't exist.
Usually, when the second consonant is dobble, it means "to make happen -the verb-".
Ex.: darasa = to learn, to study. darrasa = to teach (to make learn).
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And in this case, "kattabahu" means "made him write".
Ex : kattabahu ismahu = Made him write his name.
I don't quit know if it's used.
What's the whole sentence
Arabien? Because it can make difference.