وَرِّثَleads

Example sentences

• وَشَهْوَةٍ تُوَرِّثُ نَدَمًا

  And from desire that leads to regret.

  تُوَرِّثُ — it causes. A present-tense verb opening a clause about the craving, with 'it' (feminine) built in. The doubled middle consonant marks the 'make-it-result' pattern — literally 'bequeaths', leaving regret behind like an inheritance.

  From: The Discipline of Foresight →