Arabic vocabulary

وَكُورِهَاtheir nests in Arabic

وَكُورِهَا is how you say “their nests” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

يُنِيبُونَ إِلَى ذِكْرِي كَمَا تُنِيبُ النُّسُورُ إِلَى وَكُورِهَا،
They return to My remembrance as the eagles return to their nests.
وَكُورِها — their nests. This noun carries a 'their' possessor (-ha) glued to its end, pointing back to the eagles, so one word means 'their nests'. The leading wa- is not a fresh 'and' clause here but part of the written form; the core grammar is the possessor reaching back to the plural birds. It is the destination the eagles head for.
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