تَسْتَحِينَ be ashamed in Arabic
تَسْتَحِينَ is how you say “be ashamed” in Arabic.
Arabic
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Example sentence
أَمَّا تَسْتَحِينَ مِنَ اللَّهِ؟
Are you not ashamed before God?
تَسْتَحِينَ are you ashamed
A present-tense verb with its subject built in as 'you' (addressed to a woman), 'you feel shame'. It sits under the reproachful question opened before it, so its present tense reads as a settled disposition being challenged: not 'are you ashamed right now' but 'have you no shame at all'.
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