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Evil in Arabic – شَرّ

شَرّ

Evil

Masculine Common Broken Fully

Learn the Arabic word شَرّ meaning Evil, including masculine gender and broken plural شُرُور, with grammatical forms where available.

Noun Morphology Chart

State Plural (جمع) Dual (مثنى) Singular (مفرد)
Raf (Mantu)
Subject 		شُرُورٌ شَرَّانِ شَرٌّ
Nasb (Mansub)
Object 		شُرُورًا شَرَّيْنِ شَرًّا
Jar (Majrur)
Possessive 		شُرُورٍ شَرَّيْنِ شَرٍّ

Arabic word

  • Arabic: شَرّ
  • English meaning: Evil
  • With the definite article: الشَرّ

Grammar

  • Gender: Masculine
  • Type: Common noun
  • Plural: Broken — شُرُور
  • Declension: Fully

Forms

The chart above shows singular, dual and plural forms in the raf (subject), nasb (object) and jar (possessive) cases when those forms can be generated from the stored morphology.

Categories: Quranic Terms

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