Questions & Answers about الشعور كان منيح.
It is a noun, specifically a verbal noun / abstract noun meaning feeling or sensation.
It comes from the root ش ع ر, which has to do with feeling, sensing, or being aware. So in this sentence, الشعور is the thing being talked about: the feeling.
It is not a verb here.
Because الـ is the Arabic definite article, meaning the.
So:
- شعور = feeling
- الشعور = the feeling
In this sentence, the speaker is talking about a specific feeling, not just feelings in general.
In Levantine, it is pronounced roughly ish-shuʕuur or esh-shuʕuur, depending on the speaker and region.
Two useful things to notice:
- The ش is a sun letter, so the ل in الـ is not pronounced clearly.
- That is why ال + شعور sounds like ash-shuʕuur / ish-shuʕuur / esh-shuʕuur, not al-shuʕuur.
Also:
- contains the consonant , which has no exact English equivalent.