مَدٌّ tide in Arabic
مَدٌّ is how you say “tide” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَقل لَهُ اشرب مَا بَين ضفتي النَّهر أَو الْمَدّ
Then say to him, 'Drink what is between the banks of the river or the tide.'
الْمَدِّ the tide
'al-' = 'the'; genitive, joined by 'or' to 'the river'.
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فَإِذا قَالَ لَك ذَلِك فَقل لَهُ احْبِسْ عني الْمَدّ حَتَّى اشرب مَا بَين الضفتين
Then if he says that to you, say to him: 'Hold back the tide from me until I drink what is between the riverbanks.'
الْمَدَّ the tide
'al-' = 'the'; object — the '-a' accusative ending marks it.
فَإِنَّهُ لَا يَسْتَطِيع أَن يحبس عَنْك الْمَدّ
For he will not be able to hold back the tide from you.
الْمَدَّ the tide
'al-' = 'the'; object — the '-a' accusative ending marks it.