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صِبًا youth in Arabic

صِبًا is how you say “youth” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

إِذا لم يعد صبا بلقيا حَبِيبه

If it does not return to being youthful upon meeting its beloved.

صِبًا to being youthful

A noun 'youthful ardor / fresh longing' in the accusative ('-an' tanwin) — here the predicate of 'become', 'become [again] young with passion'. The accusative marks the state it would return to.

From The Path to God's Love

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More example sentences

وفيه قول ثالث قال مقاتل إن شئت رددته من الكبر إلى الشباب ومن الشباب إلى الصبا إلى النطفة

And there is a third opinion by Muqatil, who said that if He wills, He can return him from old age to youth, from youth to childhood, and to the sperm-drop.

الصِّبَا childhood

This noun 'childhood' is in the genitive forced by the preposition before it. As a noun ending in a long vowel it shows no audible case change, but it fills the genitive slot as the endpoint of the transition.

From Ten Proofs of Resurrection

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