مُجَرَّدٌ bare in Arabic
مُجَرَّدٌ is how you say “bare” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
أمّا الاقتصارُ على ذِكرِ الاسمِ المُفرَدِ مُجرّدًا من جملةٍ ومعنى فليسَ من هديِ الوحي،
As for merely mentioning the single name detached from a sentence and meaning, it is not part of divine guidance,
مُجَرَّدًا detached
'stripped, detached', a participle used as a state-description — accusative because it tells the circumstance ('while detached'). It sets up 'cut off from any sentence'.
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More example sentences
الاسمُ المجرّدُ لا يبني شيئًا؛ أمّا الجملةُ المشروعةُ فتبني قلبًا وسلوكًا
A mere name builds nothing; but a prescribed sentence builds both heart and conduct.
المُجَرَّدُ mere
'the stripped, bare', a passive participle on 'the name', agreeing as definite, masculine, nominative. Being passive, it casts the name as one left with nothing attached.