عِثَار falter in Arabic
عِثَار is how you say “falter” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
بينا تجري براكبها عثرت به أي عثار،
While it runs with its rider, it stumbles with him — what a stumble!
عِثَارٍ falter
In the genitive as the owned half of 'what a stumble', this noun completes the exclamatory pairing. The indefinite ending leaves the stumble general, which heightens the sense of an unmeasured, severe fall, the climax of the line's warning.
The English is machine-translated.
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