أَكْثَر more in Arabic
أَكْثَر is how you say “more” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَقَالَ لَهُ رجل إِنِّي أَكثر الْبكاء
A man said to him, 'I cry often.'
أُكْثِرُ I do much of
A Form IV verb, 'I do much of', the a-prefix giving 'make plentiful'. The subject 'I' is inside it, and it reaches for an object naming what is done abundantly.
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فيُصلَّى بها أكثرُ من جنازةٍ بتيممٍ واحدٍ على الأصح
More than one funeral prayer may be performed with a single dry ablution according to the more correct opinion.
أَكْثَرُ more than
An elative, 'more,' the subject of the passive 'may be prayed' — 'more [than one]... may be prayed.' It takes 'than' (next) for what it exceeds: a single funeral.
وَإِنْ كَانُوا الْأَكْثَرِينَ عَدَدًا،
Even if they are the majority in number,
الْأَكْثَرِينَ the most numerous
An elative ('the most numerous'), serving as the predicate of the 'to be' verb before it, which is why it takes the object-style ending that this verb gives its predicate. As an -in plural it agrees with the 'they' inside the verb. A clarifying word follows to fix the respect in which they are 'most'.