شَيْنٍ shame in Arabic
شَيْنٍ is how you say “shame” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
مِنْ غَرَامٍ تَكْتَسِي فِيهِ ثَوْبَ ذُلٍّ وَشَيْنٍ
Infatuation can clothe a person in a garment of abasement and shame.
وَشَيْنٍ and shame
The leading wa- ('and') adds 'shame' to 'abasement' as a second thing the garment is woven from, both owned by 'garment' in the same possessive chain. The noun is indefinite, keeping it general. So the two together fill out the robe of disgrace.
The English is machine-translated.
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