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غاية end/maximum in Arabic

غاية is how you say “end/maximum” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وغايته أن يظفر في الأحايين منه بخَطْفَةٍ ونَهْبَةٍ تحصل له على غِرَّةٍ من العبد وغفلةٍ لابد له منها؛

At most, he might occasionally manage a snatch or grab from him when the servant is caught off guard in an unavoidable moment of heedlessness;

وَغَايَتُهُ and his utmost

'And' plus 'utmost limit' with '-hu' (his) attached, nominative as the topic — 'and the most he can manage is…'. The suffix points to the devil, framing his ceiling.

From Repelling the Devil

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