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حَقِيقَةً a reality in Arabic

حَقِيقَةً is how you say “a reality” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وَيُسَمِّونَ هَذَا حَقِيقَةً

And they call this a reality.

حَقِيقَةً a reality

An indefinite noun in the object-style ending, marked by its 'an' ending, serving as the second object of 'call', the label given. So 'they call this a reality': two objects, the thing and its name. Its indefiniteness presents it as 'a (so-called) reality'.

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