Arabic vocabulary
بِشُكْرِهِمَا is how you say “with thanks to them” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
أَنَّهُ مَهْمَا بَالَغَ فِي بِرِّهِمَا لَمْ يَفْ بِشُكْرِهِمَا
However much he went to great lengths to be dutiful to them, he did not repay them with thanks.
بِشُكْرِهِمَا — with thanks to them. The bi- here means 'with / by means of', marking what the repaying would have been made with, and it carries the dual 'them two' pronoun, so it reads 'with thanks to them both'. The thanks-noun takes the dual suffix to point at both parents, and the preposition forces the genitive. So it completes 'did not repay them both with thanks'.
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