No. 6,169 in Arabic

يعبد

"يعبد" means "worships."

In a sentence

الناس يعبدون الله في المساجد.
People worship God in mosques.
The word "يعبدون" in this context means "worship," referring to acts of devotion and worship towards God, demonstrating its religious usage.
هذا الرجل يعبد المال أكثر من أي شيء آخر.
This man worships money more than anything else.
The word "يعبد" here metaphorically means "has excessive admiration or devotion for," applied to the idea of prioritizing material wealth over other values.
الأطفال في تلك القصة يعبدون الشخصية الرئيسية باعتباره بطلاً.
The children in that story adore the main character as a hero.
In this sentence, "يعبدون" is used figuratively to express extreme admiration or reverence for someone, showing noun application in storytelling.

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