مار dispute in Arabic
مار is how you say “dispute” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
أي إن كان نطقكم حقيقة وهو أمر موجود لا تمارون فيه ولا تشكون
Meaning, if your speech is a reality, which is something you do not dispute or doubt.
تُمَارُونَ you dispute
A present-tense verb 'you (all) dispute', the plural 'you' built into its ending, under negation. The ending marks the plural address; it describes the matter as undisputed.
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