عَنَى mean in Arabic
عَنَى is how you say “mean” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
أَعْنِي مَلَكَةَ الإِرَادَةِ
I mean the faculty of will.
أَعْنِي I mean
Present-tense verb with 'I' built into its prefix, used to flag a clarification of what was just said. No separate 'I' word appears.
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More example sentences
يَعْنِي لِأَجْلِ النَّاسِ
Meaning for the sake of people.
يَعْنِي meaning
A present-tense verb, 'it means / that is to say', with its subject 'it' built in, introducing a gloss on the preceding words. It flags an explanatory aside rather than a new event.
أو يتعانى تلك القاذورات ؟
Or engage in those abominations?
يَتَعَانَى he engages in
This is a present-tense verb, 'he engages in, he dabbles in', with its subject built in, still the seeker of the question. The verb continues the yes-or-no question and takes its object after it; the doer is carried within its form.