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دُرٌّ pearls in Arabic

دُرٌّ is how you say “pearls” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

والغَائِصُ فِي بَحْرِ فِكْرِهِ عَلَى نَفَائِسِ الدُّرِّ

And he who plunges into the sea of his thought in search of rare pearls.

الدُّرِّ the pearls

A definite noun 'the pearls', the owning term completing 'the rarities of pearls', so it carries the genitive with al-. It closes the metaphorical construct, the of-pairing carrying the relation; it names the prize his deep thinking brings up.

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