Arabic vocabulary

آمَالِwith hopes in Arabic

آمَالِ is how you say “with hopes” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فَجَاءَتْ اَلْبِشَارَةُ فِي كَانُونِ اَلْيَأْسِ بِآمَالِ تَمُّوزِ،
Then the good news came in the December of despair, bringing the hopes of July.
بِآمَالِ — with hopes. The bi- prefix is a preposition meaning roughly 'with/bringing', and it governs the noun stuck to it into the genitive. Here it sets up an accompaniment phrase: the news arrives carrying something, and that something is named in the pairing that follows.
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