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لِسَانٌ tongue in Arabic

لِسَانٌ is how you say “tongue” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

احفظ لسانك من الفضول، وعينك من التشتت، ويدك من العبث، فإن الجوارح أبواب القلب، وما يدخلها يستوطن سريرته

Guard your tongue from curiosity, your eyes from distraction, and your hands from trifling, for the senses are gateways to the heart, and what enters them takes root in its core.

لِسَانَكَ your tongue

'lisan' = 'tongue'; '-ka' = 'your', so 'your tongue'.

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More example sentences

عند الفتور، بدّل الوسيلة لا الغاية إن عجز لسانك فليذكر قلبك، وإن ثقل قلبك فلتخدم يدك، فالطرق إلى الله بعدد أنفاس الخلائق

When feeling lethargic, change the means, not the goal: if your tongue is too weak, let your heart remember; if your heart is heavy, let your hands serve, for the paths to God are as numerous as the breaths of creation.

لِسَانُكَ your tongue

'lisan' = 'tongue'; '-ka' = 'your', so 'your tongue'. Subject of the verb.

From On Sincerity

ولسانه عن الكذب والفحش وقول الزور،

and whose tongue refrains from lying, obscenity, and false testimony,

وَلِسَانُهُ and whose tongue

'And' plus 'tongue' with '-hu' (his) attached, nominative — carrying the same 'abstains' over from the previous clause. The list continues: and his tongue [abstains] from…

From The Meaning of Fasting

وَلَك اللِّسَان مَعَ الوداد الْكَاذِب

And yours is only a tongue with false affection.

اللِّسَانُ the tongue

The delayed subject of the existence clause, nominative ('-u'), definite — 'the tongue [is yours]'. Mere words are all you offer.

From Overcoming Desire

إنّه حقلُ تجمُّعٍ للأفكار قبل أن تتزاحم في اللسان

It is a field for gathering thoughts before they crowd the tongue.

اللِّسَانِ the tongue

'the tongue,' in the -i form after 'in' — standing for speech. Thoughts crowd 'in the tongue,' i.e. in being spoken; silence gives them room to gather first, before that bottleneck.

From On Silence

أجل فكرك في أركانك وتدبر بناء بنانك ويكفي في العبر نطق لسانك كلما تلوى،

Reflect on your own limbs and consider the construction of your fingertips; it is enough as a lesson that your tongue speaks whenever it turns.

لِسَانِكَ your tongue

The owner half of the possessive pair, in the 'of' ending, with 'your' fused to its end addressing the listener. So it reads 'of your tongue', naming whose speech is the sufficient proof.

From All Creation Praises Him

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