Arabic vocabulary
مَكِيدَةschemes in Arabic
مَكِيدَة is how you say “schemes” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
وما أبقى حيلة لي في مكائده ولا ترك،
He left me no option in his schemes nor did he abstain.
مَكَائِدِهِ — his schemes. The attached -hi adds 'his', pointing back to Satan named earlier, not to any nearer noun, so tracking the real owner is part of reading the line. Standing after the preposition 'in', the plural noun takes the post-preposition form.
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