Arabic vocabulary

أَسْكُنُI settle in Arabic

أَسْكُنُ is how you say “I settle” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

لَأَسْكُنُكَ فِي جِوَارِهِ لِتُطِيعَنِي وَتَعْصِيهِ
I will settle you in his vicinity so that you obey me and disobey him.
لَأَسْكُنُكَ — I will settle you. An oath-emphasis 'la-' fronts the verb, turning the statement into a firm vow ('I shall surely settle...'). The verb has its 'I' subject built in and '-ka' ('you') fused on as object, so the one word is a charged first-person pledge to settle the listener somewhere.
From: The Four Inner Guards →

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