لَكِ for you in Arabic
لَكِ is how you say “for you” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَقَالْوُا مَا لَكِ عِندَنَا مِنْ عُبُورٍ،
And they said: What right of passage do you have with us?
لَكِ for you
This is the preposition li- ('for/to') fused with the pronoun -ki ('you', addressed to a female). Together they mean 'for you', and the choice of the feminine -ki shows the revelation is being addressed as a woman. The word supplies the 'you have' sense the verbless question needs.
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