Arabic vocabulary

إِنّindeed in Arabic

إِنّ is how you say “indeed” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

كم بين قوله لآدم إني جاعل في الأرض خليفة،
How vast is the difference between His words to Adam: 'I will place a vicegerent on earth,'
إِنِّي — Indeed, I. inna = emphatic 'indeed'; the ending '-i' = 'I' — together 'indeed I'.
From: Adam's Descent →
فإن قبلت نصحي ،
If you accept my advice,
فَإِن — so if. This is the bound fa- 'so, then' joined to the condition word in 'if'. The fa- ties this whole conditional to what came before, while 'if' opens a hypothetical case whose result will follow; together they launch an 'if X, then Y' structure.
From: True Devotion →

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