Arabic vocabulary
شُرْبٌ is how you say “drink” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
ومن امتلأ بطنه كثر شربه،
Whoever's stomach is full, drinks more.
شُرْبُهُ — his drink. This is 'his drink', noun plus attached 'his' pointing to the same person, standing as the subject of the verb before it, the thing that becomes plentiful.
From: Eating in Moderation →ومن كثر شربه ثقل نومه،
Whoever drinks more, sleeps heavily.
شُرْبُهُ — his drink. This is 'his drink', noun with attached 'his' for the unnamed person, working as the subject of the verb before it.
From: Eating in Moderation →OpenArabic teaches words like شُرْبٌ through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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