حَرَكَةٌmovement

Example sentences

• فتجمع بين سرعةِ الحركة وصوابِ الاتجاه

  Thus, you combine speed of movement with correctness of direction.

  الحَرَكَةِ — movement. 'movement / motion,' in the -i form, owned in 'the speed of movement.' How fast one moves — half of what intention lets you keep; the other half, right aim, comes next.

  From: Purifying Your Intentions →

• ولبسوا الثوب النظيف وشموا الطيب وأمسكوا عن الحركات،

  They would wear clean clothes, smell perfume, and refrain from movements.

  الحَرَكَاتِ — movements. The al- makes this definite, 'the movements'. As the plural noun governed by the preposition 'from', it takes the post-preposition ending Arabic gives objects of a preposition.

  From: The Art of Eating Well →

• وكذلك الحركة بعده

  Likewise, movement after it is harmful.

  الحَرَكَةُ — the movement. The al- on the front marks this noun as definite, 'the movement', and here it is the topic the sentence will comment on. Arabic often opens a statement with a definite noun like this and then predicates something about it, with no separate verb 'is' needed to link them.

  From: The Art of Eating Well →

• الحركة قبل الطعام خير كله، كما أنها بعده شر كله

  Movement before food is entirely good, just as it is after it entirely evil.

  الحَرَكَةُ — the movement. The al- makes this definite, 'the movement', and it opens the sentence as the topic. What follows describes it, with no linking verb 'is' spoken; Arabic forms such statements simply by setting the topic noun beside its description.

  From: The Art of Eating Well →