Arabic vocabulary

خِلَافٍdispute in Arabic

خِلَافٍ is how you say “dispute” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

والتهوع بالتسهيل، وأتى بكل خلاف ونادى على نفسه أنا أبو فلان فاعرفوني فإني عارف بالسبع
He put on an ostentatious display of making things easy, entered every dispute, and cried out about his self, "I am the father of so-and-so; recognize me, for I know of the seven."
خلاف — dispute. An indefinite noun 'dispute/disagreement', governed into the genitive ('of') form by the 'every' before it. Standing after 'every', it reads as 'every [single] dispute'. Its indefinite, genitive shape is exactly what the quantifier 'every' requires of the noun it counts.
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