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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 doesn’t believe me should try.

يُجَرِّبْ should try

This is the ANSWER to the condition, and it stands in the jussive (clipped) mood because it is the result half of 'whoever...' — 'let him try / he should try'. Arabic marks both halves of such a condition with this same clipped form, which is how you know it is the consequence.

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