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عَيْنٌ eyes in Arabic

عَيْنٌ is how you say “eyes” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

احفظ لسانك من الفضول، وعينك من التشتت، ويدك من العبث، فإن الجوارح أبواب القلب، وما يدخلها يستوطن سريرته

Guard your tongue from curiosity, your eyes from distraction, and your hands from trifling, for the senses are gateways to the heart, and what enters them takes root in its core.

وَعَيْنَكَ your eyes

'wa-' = 'and'; 'ayn' = 'eye'; '-ka' = 'your', so 'and your eye'.

From Small Daily Habits

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More example sentences

قَالَ عَيْنَيْك أفقؤهما أَو جَمِيع مَا تملك

He said, 'Your eyes, gouge them out, or everything you own.'

عَيْنَيْكَ your eyes

'ayn' = 'eye'; the '-ay-' marks two (a dual, 'two eyes'); '-ka' = 'your', so 'your two eyes'.

From Luqman's Response to Injustice

والحور الْعين يعجبن من سوء اختيارك عَلَيْهِنَّ

And the wide-eyed maidens wonder at your poor choice over them.

الْعِينِ wide-eyed

A broken plural adjective 'large-eyed', trailing 'the houris' and agreeing with them — 'the wide-eyed [maidens]'. The agreement marks it as their description.

From Overcoming Desire

سفت فِي عين البصيرة فخفيت الجادة

It blows dust into the eye of insight, and the path becomes obscured.

عَيْنِ eye

'Eye', first term of an 'of' pairing — 'the eye of insight' — genitive after 'into'. It owns the noun that follows.

From Overcoming Desire

وَكَيْفَ تَنَامُ الْعَيْنُ وَهِيَ قَرِيرَةٌ

And how can the eye sleep while it is steady and watchful?

الْعَيْنُ the eye

A definite noun carrying 'the', the subject of 'sleep', placed after its verb in the usual verb-first order. It is grammatically feminine, which is why the verb before it took its feminine shape. So the eye is the one whose sleeping the question marvels at.

From Vigilance Against Worldly Deception

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