Arabic vocabulary
أَسَكَنْتُكَI settled you in Arabic
أَسَكَنْتُكَ is how you say “I settled you” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
يَا إِبْنَ آدَمَ أَسَكَنْتُكَ فِي جَارِيَاتٍ
O son of Adam, I settled you in my neighborhoods.
أَسَكَنْتُكَ — I settled you. A past-tense verb that bundles both ends: a built-in 'I' subject and a '-ka' ('you') object fused on, so the one word means 'I settled you'. It is the causative pattern 'made (you) dwell', the speaker (God) doing the settling.
From: The Four Inner Guards →
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