Arabic vocabulary

حَارَbewildered in Arabic

حَارَ is how you say “bewildered” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

اذا كان الذين قد انتدبوا للرد على الفلاسفة قد حاروا ولحقتهم كسفة،
If those who set out to refute the philosophers were confused and affected by gloom,
حَارُوا — they were confused. This is a hollow verb — its middle root letter is a weak one that collapses, so the past stem comes out short. The '-u' ending carries 'they'. It describes the refuters themselves ending up bewildered, the very thing they set out to cure in others.
From: Revelation Over Philosophy →

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