خزي

This sentence means 'Shame was clear on her face.' The word order in Arabic places the verb 'كان' (was) first, followed by the subject 'الخزي' (shame), then the adjective 'واضحاً' (clear), and finally the prepositional phrase 'على وجهها' (on her face).

This sentence means 'Shame from the situation made him silent.' The verb 'جعله' (made him) comes first, followed by the subject 'الخزي' (shame), then the prepositional phrase 'من الموقف' (from the situation), and finally the object complement 'صامتاً' (silent).

This sentence means 'Don't feel any shame for what you did.' The negation particle 'لا' (don't) precedes the verb 'تشعر' (feel), followed by 'بأي خزي' (any shame), and then 'مما فعلت' (for what you did).