مَجَرَّد mere in Arabic
مَجَرَّد is how you say “mere” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وإن زللتَ فـأستغفرُ الله معناها طلبُ سترِ الذنب مع عزمٍ على إصلاحه؛ فالاستغفارُ بلا تصحيحٍ مجرّدُ صوت
And if you slip, 'I seek forgiveness from Allah' means asking for the concealing of the sin with a resolve to correct it; seeking forgiveness without correction is merely sound.
مُجَرَّدُ merely
'mere, nothing but', nominative as the predicate, and head of an 'of' pairing with 'a sound' — 'mere sound'. A passive participle ('stripped down to') used to belittle.
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