جَاهَدَ struggle in Arabic
جَاهَدَ is how you say “struggle” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ورجل قاتل وجاهد ليقول الناس هو شجاع وجريء،
And a man who fought and struggled for people to say: He is brave and bold,
وَجَاهَدَ and he struggled
'And' plus a past-tense verb of the same engage-with shape, 'strove / struggled', subject inside. It pairs with 'fought' to cover armed striving in God's path.
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More example sentences
فمن أراد صلاح نفسه، فليجاهدها جهادًا طويلاً، وليصبر على مراغمتها
So whoever wants to reform himself, let him strive against it with a long struggle, and be patient in opposing it.
فَلْيُجَاهِدْهَا then let him strive against it
This packs a lot: the fa- that begins the 'then' answer of the condition, a command-marker that turns the verb into a directive 'let him', the verb 'strive', and -ha 'it' as object. The command-marker forces the verb into the clipped jussive shape, and one word ends up meaning 'then let him strive against it'.