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دخل enter in Arabic

دخل is how you say “enter” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

ولا تدخل الحكمة معدة ملئت طعاما،

Wisdom does not enter a stomach that is full of food.

تَدْخُلُ it enters

A present-tense verb meaning 'enters', here negated, so it states something that does not occur. Its feminine shape agrees with the feminine subject that follows, and the present tense gives it a general, habitual force.

From Eating in Moderation

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