بِدَارَhasten in Arabic

Example sentences

• البدار البدار قبل الفوات

  Hasten, hasten before it is too late.

  البِدَارَ — hasten. A noun used as a fixed exhortation, 'hasten', in the bare object form that turns it into an urgent call to act. Arabic fires off this command by setting the action-noun in the accusative, where English uses a bare imperative.

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• البدار البدار قبل الفوات

  Hasten, hasten before it is too late.

  البِدَارَ — hasten. A repeat of the same exhortation-noun, in the same bare object form, doubling the call for emphasis: hasten, hasten. The repetition itself is the stress device, intensifying the urgency.

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