أَدَبٌ manners in Arabic
أَدَبٌ is how you say “manners” in Arabic.
Arabic
English
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Example sentence
من أدبِه أن يلزمَ المرءُ تواضعًا معرفيًّا يرى الدليلَ، ويدركُ حدودَ فهمه، ويستحضر أن المقاصدَ أوسعُ من جزئيةٍ واحدة
Part of its etiquette is that a person maintains intellectual humility: seeing the evidence, recognizing the limits of his understanding, and remembering that the objectives are broader than a single issue.
أَدَبِهِ his manners
'its etiquette / good manners,' in the -i form after 'from,' with 'its' for disagreement. Part of HANDLING disagreement well is the attitude named next — a fronted predicate, its subject delayed.
The English is machine-translated.
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