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قَصَّصَ recount in Arabic

قَصَّصَ is how you say “recount” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

فَقَصَّصْتُهَا عَلَيْهِ،

So I recounted it to him.

قَصَّصْتُهَا I recounted it

A past-tense verb carrying two attached pieces at once: the -tu ending packs in the subject 'I', and a further suffix tacks on the object 'it', so a single Arabic word does the work of an English subject, verb, and object together. The doubled middle consonant marks the intensive shape of this verb, the pattern used for telling a story out in full detail.

From A Night of Reckoning

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