تَعَب burden in Arabic
تَعَب is how you say “burden” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَذَلِكَ شَيْء لَا تَعب عَلَيْك فِيهِ وَلَا نصب وَلَا معاناة
And this is something that does not burden you with effort, nor toil, nor hardship.
تَعَبٌ burden
The noun under that negation, 'weariness', left indefinite to mean 'any weariness at all'. The sense is that not a trace of bodily effort attaches to this inner work.
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More example sentences
وَلَيْسَ للجوارح فِي هذَيْن نصب وَلَا تَعب
And for the limbs, there is no toil or hardship in these two tasks.
تَعَبٌ hardship
The second negated noun, 'weariness', set beside 'strain'. The pairing of near-synonyms under the negation stresses that the limbs bear no part of this work at all.