يَسْكُن settle/find contentment in Arabic
يَسْكُن is how you say “settle/find contentment” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ليمتحن أيسكن إِلَيْهَا فَتكون حَظه
To test whether he finds contentment with them as his portion.
أَيَسْكُنُ whether he finds contentment
The interrogative 'a-' (whether) fused with a present-tense verb 'settles / finds rest', subject 'he' inside — 'whether he is content'. An indirect question, the content of the test.
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More example sentences
لقد دخلا غارا لَا يسكنهُ لابث
Indeed, they entered a cave where no one had stayed.
يَسْكُنُهُ inhabits it
The '-hu' tacked on is the object 'it', pointing back to the cave. Notice there is no 'which' linking this to the cave: Arabic attaches a describing clause directly to an indefinite noun, letting the bare verb do the relative work.