Arabic vocabulary

حَمْلٌcarry in Arabic

حَمْلٌ is how you say “carry” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

يَا أَقْدَام الصَّبْر احملي بَقِي الْقَلِيل
O feet of patience, carry the remaining little.
احْمِلِي — carry. A command-form (imperative) 'carry / bear', addressed to a feminine 'you' (the '-i' ending), agreeing with the feminine 'feet'. The order to press on.
From: Night Prayer and Nearness to God →
لا ينسى رزق الحمل ولا يهمل قوت النمل ولا الحيات في الرمل تطوى،
He does not forget the provision for the fetus nor neglect the nourishment of the ants or the snakes coiled in the sand.
الحَمْلِ — for the fetus. The owner half of the possessive pair, definite and in the 'of' ending right after 'provision'. The pairing makes 'provision of the fetus', naming whose sustenance is meant, with placement doing the work of 'of'.
From: All Creation Praises Him →

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