بَلِيغٌeloquent

Example sentences

• فإن كان الشاعر بليغا مفوها مقداما على الكذب في لهجته

  If the poet is eloquent, articulate, and bold in deceitfulness in his speech,

  بَلِيغًا — eloquent. This is the first predicate of 'to be', and it wears an accusative ending because that is the case 'kana' assigns to its predicate — 'eloquent'. The accusative here is a grammatical signal, not an object. More qualities follow in the same case.

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