تُخَرِّبُruins

Example sentences

• تخرب إحداهن الدين بعد أن تخرب الدار،

  One of them ruins the religion after she ruins the home,

  تُخَرِّبُ — she ruins. A present-tense verb whose 'she' subject is built into its very shape, with no separate pronoun word needed. It carries an attached object on the end naming what gets ruined, so a single word holds the doer, the ongoing action, and what it lands on.

  From: Preferring the Hereafter →

• تخرب إحداهن الدين بعد أن تخرب الدار،

  One of them ruins the religion after she ruins the home,

  تُخَرِّبَ — she ruins. This verb sits in its subjunctive shape, and the trigger is the 'that' particle right before it; the changed ending is what marks it as subordinate rather than a standalone 'she ruins'. Its 'she' subject is carried inside the verb, and it governs the object that follows.

  From: Preferring the Hereafter →