سُلُوك behavior in Arabic
سُلُوك is how you say “behavior” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
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.
وَسُلُوكًا and behavior
'and conduct', second accusative object joined by 'wa'. Heart and behaviour, both built up by the meaningful sentence.
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More example sentences
لِيَزُولَ عَنْ الطَّالِبِ لِلْهِدَايَةِ وَسُلُوكِ الصِّرَاطِ وَحْشَةُ تَفَرُّدِهِ عَنْ أَهْلِ زَمَانِهِ وَبَنُو جِنْسِهِ،
So that the seeker of guidance and follower of the path may be freed from the fear of being singled out from his contemporaries and peers.
وَسُلُوكِ and following
The leading wa- adds a second thing the seeker pursues, joining 'following' alongside 'guidance', so it links two objects of the same seeking rather than two sentences. The noun it carries is a verbal noun (the act of 'travelling/following') and it heads an 'of' pairing with the path named next. The connector keeps both pursuits parallel under the one seeker.