مُسْتَغِيثًا calling for help in Arabic
مُسْتَغِيثًا is how you say “calling for help” in Arabic.
Arabic
English
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Example sentence
صَاحَ مُسْتَغِيثًا بِهِمْ تَرَى هَذَا بِأَيِّ ذَنْبٍ؟
Someone calling to them for help cried out: "Do you see this? For what sin?!"
مُسْتَغِيثًا calling for help
An active participle, an '-er/-ing' word built from a verb, describing how the crying was done: 'calling for help'. It sits in the accusative as a state-describing add-on, the slot Arabic uses to say 'he cried out while [in such a state]'. It paints the manner of the main verb rather than naming a new action.
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