Arabic vocabulary

مُزْعِجَاتٍdisturbances in Arabic

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

Example sentences

وَلَقِيَتْ وَقْتَ وَضْعِهِ مُزْعِجَاتٍ مُثِيرَةٍ،
And she encountered, at the time of his birth, distressing and agitating episodes.
مُزْعِجَاتٍ — disturbances. This is the object the verb 'encountered' acted upon, a feminine plural noun, 'distressing things', in the object case. Arabic marks such plurals with a special ending that doubles as both the object and the source vowelling. It names what she met at the birth, fleshed out by the adjective after it.
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