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تَخْشَى you fear in Arabic

تَخْشَى is how you say “you fear” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وَتَخْشَى النَّاسَ،

And you fear the people,

وَتَخْشَى and you fear

The leading wa- ('and') glues this verb to the run of warnings before it, keeping the second-person address going. The verb is present-tense aimed at 'you', describing the fearing as an ongoing state. The thing feared comes next as its object.

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