شَيْءًا something in Arabic
شَيْءًا is how you say “something” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
كُلَّمَا قِيلَ لَكَ شَيْئًا تَقَبَّلْهُ
Whenever something is said to you, accept it.
شَيْئًا something
An indefinite noun ('something') in the object ending, working as what gets said. The indefinite ending leaves it deliberately vague, any unspecified thing, which is exactly what the 'whenever' rule needs: it covers all cases without naming any.
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وحسن الثناء عليه شيئاً لم يفتح على أحد قبلي ثم يقال يا محمد ارفع رأسك، سل تعطه، واشفع تشفع،
The praise of him was so excellent, something not granted to anyone before me. Then it is said, O Muhammad, raise your head, ask and you will be given, and intercede and your intercession will be accepted.
شَيْئًا something
An indefinite noun in the object form, summing up the whole praise as 'a thing'; the lack of 'the' keeps it unspecified and the ending marks its role. It is then qualified by the relative clause that follows.