Arabic vocabulary
بَارِع is how you say “proficient” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
ومبتدعا فاضلا محققا بارعا عند طوائف من عقلاء الفضلاء،
And an innovator, a virtuous, established, and proficient one in the view of groups from among the wise and the noble.
بَارِعًا — a proficient one. A final coordinated accusative descriptor, a brilliant one, indefinite accusative, closing the positive set. The four favorable labels all share the accusative as predicates of the same reckoning.
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