Quranic root
هأت
h · ʾ · t
The evidence associates هأت with calling for an item to be brought or presented.
The documented lexical material centers on the imperative forms هاتِ، هاتيا، وهاتوا, including demands for presentation of proof; no further root-level semantic development is established by the supplied sources.
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- Quran-attested forms
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- Quran senses
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- Quran occurrences
Forms in the Quran
The forms this root actually takes in the Quran. Select one to jump to its senses and examples.
هَاتِ
hāti
- Part of speech
- Verb · Form I
- Form
- I
- Quran occurrences
- 4 occurrences
Selected examples are shown with the sense they illustrate — chosen to teach that sense, not the complete list of this form’s Quran occurrences.
Bring or present something when called for; in a demand for evidence, bring forth the proof.
Quranically attested in the imperative plural هاتوا. The lexical paradigm also records the singular and dual imperative forms هاتِ and هاتيا. The requested object may be proof or evidence, as in the construction “bring your proof.”
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Selected Quran examples
Quran 2:111word 14
“Bring”
Quran 27:64word 15
“Bring forth”
Occurrences in the Quran
Every place this root appears, in Quran order. The first few are shown here.
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Points that affect how this root should be read.
The public headword is normalized to the singular masculine imperative هَاتِ, while the QAC group records the Quranic imperative form هَاتُوا.
No Lane or Maqayis evidence is supplied, so broader Classical Arabic branches and a fuller root-level development are not established here.