دَرَك consequence in Arabic
دَرَك is how you say “consequence” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وقتل بوجودي حسادي ولا درك،
And He destroyed my enviers by my existence, with no blame upon me.
دَرَكٌ consequence
This noun stands as the subject of a sentence that has no verb at all. Arabic freely makes statements like 'no blame' without any word for 'is', simply placing the negator and the noun together. The final -un ending shows it is indefinite, the grammatical mark of 'a blame' rather than 'the blame'.
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More example sentences
فأنا أصعد وهم ينزلون إلى الدرك،
So I rise while they descend into depths.
الدَّرَكِ the depth
The al- fixes this as a specific, definite 'the depth'. Because it follows the preposition meaning 'into', it takes the form Arabic gives nouns governed by a preposition, shown by the -i ending rather than the -u it would carry as a subject.