Arabic vocabulary
البَرِيئَةُinnocent in Arabic
البَرِيئَةُ is how you say “innocent” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
قَالَ هُمْ البَرِيئَةُ أَيْدِيُهُمْ،
He said: their hands are innocent.
البَرِيئَةُ — innocent. This is a definite adjective working as the predicate of 'they are...', describing the people as innocent. As an adjective standing alone with 'they', it completes a verb-less identity sentence. The noun it ultimately characterizes, 'their hands', follows.
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