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يَسِيرَ come in Arabic

يَسِيرَ is how you say “come” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

أرسل إليه ملك من ملوك اليونان بقناطير من الذهب حتى يسير إليه فأبى،

A king from among the kings of Greece sent to him loads of gold so that he would come to him, but he refused.

يَسِيرَ he would come

This verb sits in the subjunctive because of the purpose-particle before it, which is why its ending is shortened. It expresses the hoped-for outcome, his travelling, rather than something that happened.

From Moderation in Medicine

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