فَرَح delight in Arabic
فَرَح is how you say “delight” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَلِهَذَا كَانَ الله أَشد فَرحا بتوبة العَبْد من الفاقد لراحلته عَلَيْهَا طَعَامه وَشَرَابه فِي ارْض دوية ملهكة إِذا نَام آيسا مِنْهَا ثمَّ اسْتَيْقَظَ فَوَجَدَهَا
And for this reason, Allah is more delighted with the repentance of His servant than one who finds his lost mount, upon it his food and drink, in a barren, dangerous land after sleeping in despair of it, then waking to find it.
فَرَحًا happiness
This indefinite noun appears in the accusative case to specify in what respect the comparison holds, telling us 'more intense in joy'. Arabic uses this accusative-of-respect to pin down the exact dimension of a comparison, where English would say 'with respect to'.
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More example sentences
فَالله أَشد فَرحا بتوبة عَبده من هَذَا براحلته
So Allah is more delighted with the repentance of His servant than this man is with his lost mount.
فَرَحًا in joy
This indefinite noun is in the accusative case to specify the respect in which the comparison holds, namely 'in joy'. Arabic uses this accusative-of-respect to fix the exact dimension being measured, where English adds 'in' or 'with respect to'.