أَعْيَانِي troubles me in Arabic
أَعْيَانِي is how you say “troubles me” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
قَالَ هَذَا الَّذِي أَعْيَانِي
He said: This is what troubles me.
أَعْيَانِي troubles me
A past-tense verb with an attached 'me' as its object, so the troubling falls on the speaker and the recipient is folded into one word. Its 'he/it' subject, built in, points back to the relative word's content. Action and object share the single form.
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