أَحْيَاء living in Arabic
أَحْيَاء is how you say “living” in Arabic.
Arabic
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Example sentence
ألم نَجعَلُ الأرضَ كِفاتا، أحياءً وأمواتا
Have We not made the earth a repository, for the living and the dead?
أَحْيَاءً for the living
This noun is in the accusative, working as a state-description naming who the container holds, 'the living', folding 'for the living' into an accusative noun. The indefinite shape keeps it general, so it is the first of a paired phrase spanning living and dead.
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