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Translation (I know): Ana a3aref (انا أعرف)

It is more difficult to translate "knew" because no subject pronoun has been provided. (Arabic conjugates its verbs for different subject pronouns differently - like Spanish, French, German, Russian, etc.)

If you mean to ask how to say "I knew", it would: Ana 3arafto (أنا عرفتُ)

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14y ago

it's "bihikma"

written in Arabic "بحكمة"

bi = with/by

hikma = wisdom

but there's no one word for wisely

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15y ago

you can say knowledge in Arabic "Alma'arefah" and it is written in Arabic like this "المعرفة" .

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16y ago

Trust in Arabic is: ثقة

That's read as thiqah.

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15y ago

freedom (independence) = استقلال ('istaqlaal)

freedom (liberty) = حرية (hurriyya)

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13y ago

Knowledge : Al-ma'arefaa

written as : المعرفة

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14y ago

Injaaz انجاز

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