سَكَتَ
sákata
basic morphological information

v. (I)

to be silent
молчать
سكت
CSOL II 574; Wehr 417
text examples

wa-sákata di-ˁam sémek šérhom wa-ṭarb wa-šfɔ́niŝ wa-gemíˁ ˁaf yekέˀɛ ḥéʸhe yešmέtoḷ ‘And from then on, they have all been silent: trees, wood, animals; until only man remained speaking.’ (CSOL II 21:6)

other notes

Borrowed from Arabic skt ‘to be silent’.