وَسَمَ mark in Arabic
وَسَمَ is how you say “mark” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ووسمت كتابي ب ذمّ الْهَوَى لِذَلِكَ الْمَعْنَى
And I titled my book 'The Condemnation of Desires' for this reason.
وَوَسَمْتُ and I titled
A completed-action (past) verb. The '-tu' on the end is the first-person doer folded onto the verb itself, so Arabic needs no separate word for 'I' — the ending alone carries the speaker.
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فإن انتفعت وعقدت مع الله عقدا ، فقد توسمت فيك الخير ،
For if you benefit and make a covenant with God, then I have perceived goodness in you,
تَوَسَّمْتُ I have perceived
This is a past-tense verb, 'I have discerned, I read the signs', with the attached -tu 'I' as subject. Marked by qad before it, the verb reads as a settled 'I have indeed perceived'; the first-person doer rides as that suffix.