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فَرْج opening in Arabic

فَرْج is how you say “opening” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

فلو قال قائل على رجعه إلى الفرج الذي صب فيه لم يكن فرق بينه وبين هذا القول ولم يكن أولى منه

So if someone were to say regarding his return to the outlet into which it was poured, there would be no difference between this and that statement, and it would not be more appropriate than it.

الفَرْجِ the outlet

This is the owner noun 'the outlet/opening' in the genitive forced by the preposition before it, made definite by 'the'. It is described by the relative clause that follows; it names the place the alternative reading would point to.

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