Arabic vocabulary
تَّتِيمُ is how you say “utter enthrallment” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
ثُمَّ الْعِشْقُ وَآخَرُهَا التَّتِيمُ
Then comes ardent love, and its final stage is utter enthrallment.
التَّتِيمُ — the utter enthrallment. The al- marks this as the specific endpoint already pointed to by the previous word's 'its'. It serves as the predicate completing the unspoken 'is': the final stage equals this state. Arabic carries the linking 'is' silently between the two definite nouns.
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