sogħob

Maltese

From Arabic صَعُبَ‎ (ṣaʿuba, “to be difficult”).

sogħob (imperfect jisgħob)

(impersonal) there to be regret or sorrow; (in context) to regret; to be sorry
Jisgħob bija għal dak li għamilt.
I regret what I did.
(literally, “There is regret with me on that which I did.”)

Due to the impersonal construction only the third-person singular masculine is generally applicable. The logical subject is given with the preposition bi. That which one regrets is given with għal or minn.
As a tendency, sogħob is stronger and more moralistic (“regret, rue”) than the synonym ddispjaċa (“being sorry”), though they could also be used interchangeably.

单词	sogħob
释义	sogħob Maltese Etymology From Arabic صَعُبَ‎ (ṣaʿuba, “to be difficult”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /sɔːp/ IPA^(key): /sɔˤːp/ (archaic) Verb sogħob (imperfect jisgħob) (impersonal) there to be regret or sorrow; (in context) to regret; to be sorry Jisgħob bija għal dak li għamilt. I regret what I did. (literally, “There is regret with me on that which I did.”) Usage notes Due to the impersonal construction only the third-person singular masculine is generally applicable. The logical subject is given with the preposition bi. That which one regrets is given with għal or minn. As a tendency, sogħob is stronger and more moralistic (“regret, rue”) than the synonym ddispjaċa (“being sorry”), though they could also be used interchangeably. Synonyms ddispjaċa Derived terms sogħba sogħbien
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