غَرِيزَة instinct in Arabic
غَرِيزَة is how you say “instinct” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَهُوَ غَرِيزَةً لَا يَنْفَعُهَا التَّأْدِيبُ،
So it is an instinct that discipline does not benefit it.
غَرِيزَةً an instinct
This noun is the predicate identifying what the 'it' is, and its indefinite ending (tanwin) marks it as 'an instinct', one of a kind. The accusative shape here flags it as a state or capacity in which the thing exists, a 'by way of instinct' nuance. It names an inborn disposition rather than a learned trait.
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