Arabic vocabulary
جَادَّةٌpath in Arabic
جَادَّةٌ is how you say “path” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
Example sentences
الْحبّ غَدِير فِي صحراء لَيست عَلَيْهِ جادة
Love is a spring in the desert without a path leading to it.
جَادَّةٌ — a path. The subject of 'is not', nominative (the tanwin), indefinite — 'a beaten road'. The 'laysa' raised it: there is no road to it.
From: Love and Devotion to God →سفت فِي عين البصيرة فخفيت الجادة
It blows dust into the eye of insight, and the path becomes obscured.
الْجَادَّةُ — the path. The subject of 'became hidden', nominative ('-u'), after its verb — the main road / the right way. What vanishes from view once insight is blinded.
From: Overcoming Desire →
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