تَرَوْsee

Example sentences

• دعوني من البدع فما ترون لهذا عندي نفاذا،

  Leave me alone regarding innovations, for you will find no place for them with me.

  تَرَوْنَ — you see. A present-tense verb addressed to a group, with 'you' built into its plural ending. Read under the negator before it, the present form denies the action, so the audience finds no place for these innovations.

  From: Signs of God's Transcendence →

• إِيمَانُكُمْ بِهِ وَلَمْ تَرَوْهُ

  Your faith in it even though you did not see it.

  تَرَوْهُ — you (pl) see it. A present-form verb with the 'you' (plural) subject and the object pronoun '-hu' (it), pushed into its clipped shape by 'lam' (the plural's final 'n' dropping as part of that clipping): 'you did not see it'. The particle plus clipping gives the past-negative. Arabic marks the plural and the object inside this one verb.

  From: A Spy in the Enemy Camp →