قليل little in Arabic
قليل is how you say “little” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ومع كل فجر، جدّد العهد أن أكون اليوم أصدق قليلًا، أرحم قليلًا، أضبط جوارحي أكثر
And with each dawn, renew the covenant: to be a bit more truthful today, a bit more compassionate, and to control my senses better.
قَلِيلًا a bit
'qalil' = 'a little'. The '-an' ending means 'a little, a bit'.
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ومع كل فجر، جدّد العهد أن أكون اليوم أصدق قليلًا، أرحم قليلًا، أضبط جوارحي أكثر
And with each dawn, renew the covenant: to be a bit more truthful today, a bit more compassionate, and to control my senses better.
قَلِيلًا a bit
'qalil' = 'a little'; the '-an' ending means 'a bit'.
يَا أَقْدَام الصَّبْر احملي بَقِي الْقَلِيل
O feet of patience, carry the remaining little.
الْقَلِيلَ little
'The small [amount]', trailing 'the remnant' in apposition, accusative to match — 'the remnant, the little [that is left]'. The agreement in the accusative ties it to 'remnant'. Carry the small remainder.