Arabic vocabulary

تَارِكabandons in Arabic

تَارِك is how you say “abandons” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فأمر بهما تارة وأثنى على فاعليهما تارة وتوعد بالويل والعقاب تاركهما تارة
He commanded them at times, praised those who perform them at other times, and warned of woe and punishment for those who abandon them at other times.
تَارِكَهُمَا — those who abandon them. This is an active participle, a doer-noun meaning 'the one who abandons them two', with a dual attached pronoun, in the accusative as the object of the threatening verb. The dual pronoun points to the two principles forsaken.
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