يَحْصُونَthey count

Example sentences

• وَأَشَافَهُ بِتَصْنِيفِي خَلْقًا لَا يَحْصُونَ مَا خَلَقُوا بَعْدُ،

  And by my written works I taught orally a multitude so vast that they cannot count what they later produced.

  يَحْصُونَ — they count. A present-tense verb whose 'they' subject is shown by its plural ending — no separate pronoun is needed. It is the action denied by the 'not' before it, describing a group too large to be counted.

  From: A Life of Reading and Writing →