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وَيْحَ woe in Arabic

وَيْحَ is how you say “woe” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

ويحك ما أطول أملك وأسوأ عملك

Woe to you! How long are your hopes, and how bad are your deeds!

وَيْحَكَ woe to you

An exclamation noun 'woe' with 'you' attached, a fixed rebuke-formula meaning 'woe to you'. The attached 'you' names the target of the reproach. It is an interjection-style construction Arabic forms by adding the pronoun straight onto the woe-word, opening the scolding that follows.

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