Arabic vocabulary
خَبُثَتare corrupt in Arabic
خَبُثَت is how you say “are corrupt” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
فَإِذا طَابَ الْملك طابت جُنُوده وَإِذا خبث خبثت جُنُوده
If the king is sound, the soldiers are sound, and if it is corrupt, the soldiers are corrupt.
خَبُثَتْ — are corrupt. Past-form verb, 'they become foul', the answer-half, taking feminine agreement to match the non-human plural 'soldiers'. The shift mirrors the earlier good-case clause exactly.
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