أَقْسَرَ to compel, to subdue in Arabic
أَقْسَرَ is how you say “to compel, to subdue” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ما تأتي عبرة مثل أن أباك وأمك ماتا،
No lesson strikes home like the fact that your father and your mother have died.
قسر subdued
Past-tense verb, 'he subdued/compelled', read from its root as an act of overpowering. The past form states a completed action; its doer is God, understood from context.
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