خَيِّر kind in Arabic
خَيِّر is how you say “kind” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
اذا كان صاحبها سليم الاعتقاد عادلا خيرا كما رأينا جماعة منهم،
If its adherent has sound belief, is just and kind, as we have seen in some of them.
خَيِّرًا kind
A third accusative predicate of 'to be' — 'good / kindly'. The stacked accusatives paint the ideal practitioner: sound in creed, just, and good. Its ending again signals a 'kana' predicate.
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