سُكْرِي my drunkenness in Arabic
سُكْرِي is how you say “my drunkenness” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَلَمَّا رَأَتْنِي أَتَمايَلُ بِسُكْرِي،
When she saw me swaying, drunk,
بِسُكْرِي with my drunkenness
This packs the preposition bi- ('with, by reason of') plus the noun and the attached 'my', giving 'with my drunkenness'. Here bi- marks cause or accompanying condition, not an instrument: it explains what the swaying was due to. The '-i' suffix keeps the drunkenness the narrator's own.
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