بُدٌّ avoiding in Arabic
بُدٌّ is how you say “avoiding” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وإذا كانت جميع الحسنات لا بد فيها من شيئين
And if all good deeds must include two things:
بُدَّ must
Literally 'no avoiding', this noun sits in the accusative with no tanwin under the 'no' of absolute denial — the pairing means 'there is no way around it', i.e. it is unavoidable. That accusative-without-tanwin shape is the grammatical signature of this 'there is none at all' pattern.
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More example sentences
فَإِذَا لَا بُدَّ مِنْ ذَلِكَ
If that is unavoidable.
بُدَّ necessity
The noun in the fixed expression 'there is no way out', held in the object case by the absolute 'no' before it. The pairing yields 'unavoidable', a meaning that lives in the idiom rather than in either word alone.