Arabic vocabulary
عِزّ is how you say “honor” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
فصل إيّاك والمعاصي فإنها أزالت عزّ اسجدوا، وأخرجت إقطاع اسكن يا آدم
Beware of sins, for they removed the honor of 'bow down,' and expelled the estate of 'dwell, O Adam.'
عِزَّ — honor. izz means 'honor, might'; the object of 'removed' (object form), heading an 'of…' phrase with the quoted command.
From: Adam's Descent →كفى بك عزّا أَنَّك لَهُ عبد،
Sufficient for you as honor that you are His servant,
عِزًّا — as honor. izz means 'honor, might'; the '-an' ending — 'as honor' (what suffices for you).
From: Seeds and Streams of Deeds →وَإِذا تجلى بِصِفَات الْعِزّ والكبرياء
And when He manifests in the attributes of might and majesty.
الْعِزِّ — of might. The owner completing 'attributes of might', genitive, definite. The first quality shown.
From: Humility Before the Divine →تنَلْ بذلك غَايَة الْعِزّ والرفعة
In doing so, you achieve the ultimate honor and elevation.
الْعِزِّ — honor. The owner in 'the peak of ___', in the genitive. It names might and glory, so the phrase is 'the very summit of honor'.
From: Contentment with What God Wills →OpenArabic teaches words like عِزّ through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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