مَصْرَع downfall in Arabic
مَصْرَع is how you say “downfall” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
لَقَدْ أَرَاكِ مَصْرَعًا غَيْرَكِ مَصْرَعَكِ،
Indeed, I see you making someone else's downfall your own.
مَصْرَعًا a downfall
An indefinite noun, no 'the', carrying the object ending because it functions as what the seeing falls upon. Naming a 'downfall' or fatal spot, it is the thing observed; the next words specify whose downfall, building the bitter image of borrowing another's ruin.
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More example sentences
لَقَدْ أَرَاكِ مَصْرَعًا غَيْرَكِ مَصْرَعَكِ،
Indeed, I see you making someone else's downfall your own.
مَصْرَعَكِ your downfall
A noun with the suffix -ki ('your', female) folded on, so it reads 'your downfall'. Standing against 'other than you' just before, it completes the paradox: you treat someone else's ruin as if it were your own. The possessor is built into the word's ending.