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يُضِرُّ harm in Arabic

يُضِرُّ is how you say “harm” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

لا يأمرهم ولا ينهاهم ولا يرشدهم إلى ما ينفعهم ويحذرهم ما يضرهم

Not commanding them, nor forbidding them, nor guiding them to what benefits them, nor warning them of what harms them.

يُضِرُّهُمْ harms them

A present-tense verb meaning it harms, built on a doubled root so the final consonant is written once but pronounced strong. The object 'them' is suffixed, and the verb sits inside the relative clause with its subject understood as 'that which'.

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