رَقِيقٌ lacking in Arabic
رَقِيقٌ is how you say “lacking” in Arabic.
Arabic
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Example sentence
مصرا على الاكتساب بالشعر رقيق الدين،
Insistent on acquiring gains through poetry, lacking in religious commitment,
رَقِيقَ lacking
Another state-describing accusative — 'thin [in something]' — heading a tight pairing 'thin OF religion'. Arabic says 'deficient in X' by placing this adjective right before the noun, which then takes the genitive. The accusative marks it as describing his condition.
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