كَرْب distress in Arabic
كَرْب is how you say “distress” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَأَنْ الْفَرَجَ مَعَ الْكَرْبِ،
And relief comes with distress.
الْكَرْبِ the distress
In the genitive after 'with', naming anguish or distress. The maxim: relief comes 'with' the very distress, arriving alongside it.
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More example sentences
فيبصرهم الناظر، ويسمعهم الداعي، وتدنوا منهم الشمس، فيبلغ الناس من الغم والكرب ما لا يطيقون ولا يحتملون ،
The onlooker will be able to see all of them, and the caller will be able to make all of them hear, and the sun will come near them, so the people will reach a level of distress and anxiety they cannot bear or endure.
وَالْكَرْبِ and anxiety
The wa- on the front is the linking 'and', pairing this noun with the previous one in the same role. It too is definite and genitive after the same preposition, so the two together list what the people are overcome by.