عَرَبِيArab in Arabic

Example sentences

• فالعربي يقول من معاشرتهن ويلي

  So the Arab says from associating with them, 'Woe to me',

  فَالْعَرَبِيُّ — So the Arab. The 'so/then' prefix opens a result or narrative-next clause, moving the discourse forward to its consequence, while the 'the' beneath it marks the noun as a specific known type. Together they launch the next scene, presenting the Arab as the subject about to speak.

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