Verily Meaning in English

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التعريف

An old-fashioned or formal word meaning 'truly' or 'certainly'; used to emphasize that something is really true.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Highly formal and archaic, mostly found in religious texts, classic literature, or for humorous/poetic effect; not used in everyday conversation. Modern English uses 'truly', 'certainly', or 'indeed' instead.

• Spanish: verdaderamente - en verdad
• Portuguese (BR): verdadeiramente
• Portuguese (PT): verdadeiramente
• Chinese (Simplified): 的确 - 实在
• Chinese (Traditional): 的確 - 實在
• Hindi: निश्चय ही - वास्तव में
• Arabic: حقًا - بالفعل
• Bengali: নিশ্চয়ই - সত্যিই - অবশ্যই
• Russian: истинно - воистину - действительно
• Japanese: まことに - 本当に（古語的）
• Vietnamese: thật vậy - quả thật - đích thực (trang trọng, cổ điển)
• Korean: 진실로 - 참으로 - 확실히 (격식체, 고어)
• Turkish: gerçekten - hakikaten (eski, resmi)
• Urdu: بیشک - واقعی طور پر - حقاً
• Indonesian: sesungguhnya - sungguh (gaya lama, sangat formal)

جمل نموذجية

They're joking, but verily, the answer is serious.

natural

Verily, I say to you, this is true.

basic

He is verily a kind man.

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This is verily a beautiful place.

basic

People in old stories often say 'Verily, you have my trust.'

natural

'I verily believe you can succeed,' the wise man declared.

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