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the root of this verb is not " " as you wrote there , the real root is " ". And it doesn't mean to incline by sounds or whatever, the real meanings of the word is the verb "TO CALL".
It is mere wastage of time to answer an imposter Arab who puts Aleph as consonant of a Root, not knowing that it is not the part of a Root since Aleph is not a consonant but a letter in Arabic alphabet. The Root of the word is " " for genuine Arabs.
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look at this contraduction and from here everyone will see your misunderstood of Arabc language . You translated the word "" and you said it is "to incline
""First entry under this word is "inclined" at page 468 Vol-II of Lanes' Lexicon.
Why are you posing as if you are a retarded child?
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It is mere wastage of time to answer an imposter Arab who puts Aleph as consonant of a Root, not knowing that it is not the part of a Root since Aleph is not a consonant but a letter in Arabic alphabet. The Root of the word is " " for genuine Arabs.
Well, it's really a waste of time responding always to your post but this time I'll not do it .
by the way the aleph is like that " " look at the "" in the top of the "" . The " " without " " , we called it " " .
Peace .
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""First entry under this word is "inclined" at page 468 Vol-II of Lanes' Lexicon.
well, you didn't answer the question but now I'm sure that you never learned Arabic . using lane's Lexicon what a joke !!!!!! go learn Arabic .
Why are you posing as if you are a retarded child?
I suggest to visit a psychiatre . You're not Arab but you think that you're Arab, we called this situation schizophrenia.
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Well, it's really a waste of time responding always to your post but this time I'll not do it .
by the way the aleph is like that " " look at the "" in the top of the "" . The " " without " " , we called it " " .
Peace .
You never placed hamza on Aleph. Now you have come to know that Aleph is never the part of Root. Now let me tell you that even if you place hamza on aleph that is not the part of the root of verb under discussion. Again consult elementary book of Arabic. Last word of the Root is Waw.
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You never placed hamza on Aleph. Now you have come to know that Aleph is never the part of Root. Now let me tell you that even if you place hamza on aleph that is not the part of the root of verb under discussion. Again consult elementary book of Arabic. Last word of the Root is Waw.
Go learn Arabic and stop making excuses.
The Aleph is this " " .
The " " without the "" in the top, is not Aleph . is " " .
Do whatever you want, you're falling deaf ears .
There is no " " in Arabic ending by "Waw" . The real is " " ending by "" and it is not Aleph .
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""First entry under this word is "inclined" at page 468 Vol-II of Lanes' Lexicon.
well, you didn't answer the question but now I'm sure that you never learned Arabic . using lane's Lexicon what a joke !!!!!! go learn Arabic .
If that is not the meanings then what are the meanings in Arab world? Let the non Arab world benefit.