Arabic vocabulary
هَلُمَّ is how you say “Come” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
تنادوا هلموا إلى حاجتكم،
they call out: "Come to what you seek!"
هَلُمُّوا — you come. This is a fixed command 'come! / come here!', an old invariable imperative that does not change its shape. It is the angels' rallying cry. It pairs with the preposition next to say come TO what.
From: Where Angels Gather →ثم يقال يا أيها الناس هلم إلى ربكم ، وقفوهم إنهم مسؤولون ،
Then it will be said: 'O people, come to your Lord, and stop them, for they will be questioned,'
هَلُمَّ — come. This is the fixed command 'come! / come forward!', an invariable imperative that does not change shape. It summons the dead to their Lord. It pairs with the preposition next.
From: The Return of Jesus →OpenArabic teaches words like هَلُمَّ through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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