Arabic vocabulary
أَدَقَّsharper in Arabic
أَدَقَّ is how you say “sharper” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
يُمهِّد الصمتُ لنيةٍ أدقّ، فيجعل الكلمةَ أصدق، والحكمَ أعدل، والاعتذارَ أسرع
Silence paves the way for a sharper intention, making words more truthful, judgments more just, and apologies faster.
أَدَقَّ — sharper. An elative, 'more precise / sharper,' an adjective on 'intention,' in the -i form to match. It is a 'diptote' — it refuses the light '-n.' Silence makes the intention FINER; the next clauses trace the knock-on effects.
From: On Silence →
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