Arabic vocabulary
How to say “voices” in Arabic, with pronunciation and real example sentences from OpenArabic texts.
هكذا يتحولُ الخلافُ من معركةِ أنا إلى تمرينٍ على الصدق والرحمة، ومن صخبِ الأصوات إلى فنٍّ رفيعٍ في موازنة الحجّة بالخلق
Thus, the disagreement transforms from a battle of egos to an exercise in honesty and mercy, from the noise of voices to a refined art in balancing argument with character.
الأَصْوَاتِ — of voices. A broken plural, 'the voices / sounds,' in the -i form, owned in 'the din of voices.' Raised, competing voices — the noise that good manners turn into something finer, named next.
From: Mercy in Disagreement →يعلم ضمائر القلوب ويسمع أصواتا،
He knows the secrets of hearts and hears all voices,
أَصْوَاتًا — voices. This noun is the object of 'hears', shown by its accusative ending, naming what is heard. Its indefinite plural shape leaves 'voices' general and all-encompassing, so the line says Allah hears every sound there is.
From: Death and Decree →OpenArabic teaches words like أَصْوَات through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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