Arabic vocabulary
قَهْرِcoercion in Arabic
قَهْرِ is how you say “coercion” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
وَأَحَقُّ الأَشْيَاءُ بِالضَّبْطِ وَالْقَهْرِ
And the things most deserving of restraint and coercion:
وَالْقَهْرِ — and coercion. The leading wa- ('and') adds a second object to 'most deserving', joining 'coercion' to 'restraint' as another thing these faculties call for. The noun carries 'the'. So the two together name the double discipline, restraint and coercion, the tongue and eye most need.
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