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بَاطِنَةِ inward in Arabic

بَاطِنَةِ is how you say “inward” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وَفَازُوا بِهَا بِنِعْمَةِ الْبَاطِنَةِ وَالظَاهِرَةِ

And they attained it by an inward and an outward blessing.

الْبَاطِنَةِ inward

A describing word trailing 'blessing' to qualify it as 'inward', matching it in case and (in)definiteness. Arabic adjectives copy the grammatical marks of the noun they follow, binding the two as one phrase.

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وفي التعبير عن الأعمال بالسر لطيفة وهو أن الأعمال نتائج السرائر الباطنة

And there is a subtle point in describing deeds as secret: deeds are the results of inward states.

البَاطِنَةِ inner

This is an adjective that agrees with the noun it follows in gender, number and definiteness: feminine, and carrying its own 'the' to match the definite noun. Arabic stacks the adjective after its noun and harmonises all those features, which is how a reader knows it modifies the inner states rather than anything else.

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