أَشْعَار poetry in Arabic
أَشْعَار is how you say “poetry” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
هاتوا من أشعاركم هاتوا من حديثكم
Bring your poetry, bring your stories
أَشْعَارِكُمْ your poetry
Genitive after the partitive before it, with the attached -kum 'your' (plural) marking the possessors, 'your poetry'.
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More example sentences
هاتوا من ظرفكم هاتوا من أشعاركم،
Bring your wit, bring your poetry,
أَشْعَارِكُم your poetry
Genitive after the partitive before it, with the attached -kum 'your' (plural) marking the possessors, 'your poetry'.
وَكَانَ يُرْسِلُ أَشْعَارًا كَثِيرَةً إِلَى بَغْدَادِ
He would send many poems to Baghdad.
أَشْعَارًا poems
This is the direct object of 'send' and it is plural in an irregular, internally reshaped way: the word changes its inner pattern to mark 'many', rather than just adding an ending. The -an ending shows it is an indefinite object, so 'poems' here means some unspecified, uncounted poems.