أُصُول fundamentals in Arabic
أُصُول is how you say “fundamentals” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فإن الأصولية بينهم السيف،
For indeed, theology is the sword between them.
الْأُصُولِيَّةُ fundamentalism
This noun, the principle-science, is the subject of the emphatic clause and so is forced into the accusative '-a' ending by the particle, rather than the usual subject '-u'. It is built on a pattern that turns a field into an abstract '-ism' or discipline.
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فإن برعت في الأصول وتوابعها من المنطق والحكمة والفلسفة، وآراء الأوائل ومجازات العقول،
So if you excel in the fundamentals and their appendages of logic, wisdom, philosophy, and the views of the ancients and the metaphors of minds,
الأُصُولِ the fundamentals
This noun, the fundamentals, is in the genitive after the preposition, definite by 'al-'. It is the first field, and it also begins a possessive chain with the next word.
وَتَضْيِيعُهُمْ الْأُصُولَ،
and their neglect of the fundamentals,
الْأُصُولَ the fundamentals,
This definite plural is the object of that action-noun, the 'fundamentals' they let slip. Even though 'neglect' is a noun, it governs this word as its object, so the ending marks it as what was neglected. Arabic lets action-nouns take objects just as verbs do.