Arabic vocabulary

دَخَلَتْpenetrates in Arabic

دَخَلَتْ is how you say “penetrates” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

حتى لو أن أحدكم دخل في كبد جبل، لدخلته عليه حتى تقبضه،
Even if one of you were to enter the core of a mountain, it would enter upon him to take his soul.
لَدَخَلَتْهُ — it would penetrate it. This carries the answer-'la-' of the counterfactual 'if', plus a past verb 'entered' (feminine, its doer being the wind), plus '-hu' = 'him' — 'the wind WOULD enter upon him'. The 'la-' marks the consequence of the unreal condition; the feminine ending tracks back to 'the wind'.
From: The Return of Jesus →

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