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جَرَّبَ try in Arabic

جَرَّبَ is how you say “try” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

ومن لم يصدقني يجرب،

And whoever does not believe me, let him try.

يُجَرِّبْ let him try

This is the answer of the condition, a present-form verb cut to the jussive precisely because it is the conditional result, giving the sense 'then let him test'. Arabic marks the consequence of a condition by this jussive ending, which here lands as a mild command to go try.

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