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أشد more eager in Arabic

أشد is how you say “more eager” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

قال يقولون لو أنهم رأوها كانوا أشد عليها حرصًا، وأشد لها طلبًا، وأعظم فيها رغبة

He said: They say: If they had seen it, they would be more eager for it, more earnest in seeking it, and greater in their desire for it.

أَشَدَّ more eager

An elative 'more intense / keener', accusative predicate of 'would be' — and a diptote, its ending bare. It pairs with a 'for it' and a 'in respect of...' word to say keener for WHAT, in WHAT way.

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More example sentences

قال يقولون لو أنهم رأوها كانوا أشد عليها حرصًا، وأشد لها طلبًا، وأعظم فيها رغبة

He said: They say: If they had seen it, they would be more eager for it, more earnest in seeking it, and greater in their desire for it.

وَأَشَدَّ and more earnest

'And' plus a second elative 'more intense', sharing the accusative — 'and keener [in seeking]'. The second comparison, with its 'for it' and specification-word to follow.

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قال يقولون لو رأوها كانوا أشد فرارًا، وأشد لها مخافة

He said: They say: If they saw it, they would flee from it more and fear it more.

أَشَدَّ more

An elative 'more intense', accusative predicate of 'would be' — a diptote, its ending bare. It pairs with a specification-word to say more intense in WHAT.

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قال يقولون لو رأوها كانوا أشد فرارًا، وأشد لها مخافة

He said: They say: If they saw it, they would flee from it more and fear it more.

وَأَشَدَّ and fear it more

'And' plus a second elative 'more intense', accusative predicate — 'and more [fearful]'. The second comparison, with its 'for it' and specification to follow.

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