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رَوَّحُ to soothe in Arabic

رَوَّحُ is how you say “to soothe” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

يُرَوِّحُ عَنْ النُفُوسِ لِتَسْتَعِدَّ لِسَمَاعِ مَواعِظِهِ،

He soothes the souls so that they may prepare to hear his admonitions.

يُرَوِّحُ he soothes

A present-tense verb on the intensive pattern (doubled middle consonant), meaning 'to give rest/ease to', with its 'he' subject built in. It pairs with the preposition after it to mean 'bring relief to', the relieving force carried by the verb's shape.

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