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مَاشٍ walking in Arabic

مَاشٍ is how you say “walking” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

فكيف رأيت ماشيهم قد وقع ولم يثر،

So how did you see their livestock — it fell and did not rise,

مَاشِيَهُمْ their walking

This noun is the thing seen and has 'their' fused to its end, pointing back to the people described in the surrounding lines. The attached owner converts a plain noun into 'their...' in one unit, and tracking that the owner is those people, not a nearer word, is part of reading it.

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