تَخْشَعُbecome subdued in Arabic

Example sentences

• فتخضع الْأَعْنَاق وتنكسر النُّفُوس وتخشع الْأَصْوَات ويذوب الْكبر كَمَا يذوب الْملح فِي المَاء،

  So necks are humbled, souls are broken, voices become subdued, and arrogance melts like salt in water.

  وَتَخْشَعُ — and they become subdued. 'And' plus a present-tense verb 'grow hushed / humbled', its feminine subject coming next. The verb again stays singular before its plural subject.

  From: Reflecting on God's Names →