Arabic vocabulary

عَاشَlives in Arabic

عَاشَ is how you say “lives” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

من برع فيه ولزم العدالة والورع عاش حميدا ومات فقيدا،
Whoever excels in it, adheres to justice and piety, lives with honor, and dies esteemed.
عَاشَ — he lives. A past verb 'lived', subject 'he' inside — now the RESULT of the conditions. It pairs with the circumstance-word next to say HOW he lives. The doer is sealed in the verb.
From: Intention in Islam →
ومن عاش فيه بالحيل والمكر والدهاء فلا بد له من خزي في الدنيا ومقت في الأخرى وإن تسود هذا،
Whoever lives by deceit, trickery, and cunning will inevitably face disgrace in this world and contempt in the next, even if they gain prominence.
عَاشَ — he lives. A past verb 'lived', subject 'he' inside — the condition. It pairs with 'in it' next, then with the instruments of his living. The doer is sealed in the verb.
From: Intention in Islam →

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