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كَئِيبًا dejected in Arabic

كَئِيبًا is how you say “dejected” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

قَالَ فَأَمْسَى كَئِيبًا حَزِينًا

He said, and by evening he became dejected and sad.

كَئِيبًا dejected

An adjective in the object form (the '-an' tail), serving as the predicate of the 'became by evening' verb, telling the state he fell into. Arabic puts the predicate of such verbs into this case, which is why a describing word carries an object-like ending. It is the first of two such state-words.

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