Arabic vocabulary
مُحَيِّرٌconfuses in Arabic
مُحَيِّرٌ is how you say “confuses” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
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.
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