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مُحَيِّرٌ confuses in Arabic

مُحَيِّرٌ is how you say “confuses” in Arabic.

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وتكثير الألوان محير للطبيعة،

Having too many types of food confuses the body's nature.

مُحَيِّرٌ confuses

This is the predicate of the sentence, an active participle meaning 'causing confusion'. It works like an adjective doing a verb's job, describing the whole act named by the subject; with no verb 'is' present, it simply stands beside the subject as its comment.

From The Art of Eating Well

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