No. 5,794 in Arabic

مر

"مر" in Arabic can mean "passed," "bitter," or "commanded," depending on context.

In a sentence

مر الطفل من أمام المسجد.
The child passed by in front of the mosque.
The word 'مر' is used here to express the action of passing by.
كانت التجربة التي مر بها صعبة للغاية.
The experience he went through was extremely difficult.
In this sentence, 'مر' signifies going through an experience or event.
مر الوقت بسرعة خلال الرحلة.
Time passed quickly during the trip.
Here, 'مر' is utilized to indicate the passage of time.

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