ثَمَّة there in Arabic
ثَمَّة is how you say “there” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فثمة طريق قد بقي لا أكتمه عنك ، وهو كثرة الدعاء ،
Then there remains a path I do not hide from you, which is abundant supplication,
فَثَمَّةَ then there
This is the bound fa- 'then' plus thamma 'there (exists)', a word that asserts existence: 'then there is'. The fa- links to what precedes, and thamma points to a place or fact, here introducing that a path still remains; it sets up an existence statement with no verb 'is'.
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