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مُمارَسَة
practice /muˈmaːrasa/
nounB1#1515 most common
Also: exercise (of a right or power), the act of carrying out, exertion (of pressure)
Example sentences
مُمارَسَة الرياضة مفيدة.
Practicing sport is useful.
أحب مُمارَسَة المشي كل صباح.
I like to walk every morning.
تساعد مُمارَسَة اللغة على إتقانها.
Practicing the language helps you master it.
تتطلب مُمارَسَة الطب رخصة رسمية من الدولة.
Practicing medicine requires an official license from the state.
أدت مُمارَسَة الضغط على الحكومة إلى تغيير السياسة.
Exerting pressure on the government led to a change in policy.
إن مُمارَسَة السلطة دون رقابة تفسد المؤسسات بمرور الوقت.
Exercising power without oversight corrupts institutions over time.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | مُمارَسَةٌ | مُمارَساتٌ |
| Genitive | مُمارَسَةٍ | مُمارَساتٍ |
| Accusative | مُمارَسَةً | مُمارَساتٍ |
| Vocative | يا مُمارَسَة | يا مُمارَسات |
Word family
مارَسَto practice, engage in
مُمارِسpractitioner, one who practices
مُمارَسpracticed, carried out
تَمَرُّسproficiency gained through practice
Etymology
The word is the verbal noun of the form III verb مارَسَ, meaning to practice or to engage in. It is built on the Semitic root م-ر-س, tied to ideas of handling, working at, and persisting in a task. The pattern مُفاعَلة marks the noun of repeated, mutual, or sustained action.
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