Arabic MasculineAndfeminine

 14 June 14:51   Arabic words are either adult or feminine.

    For example: ??? (ra-jul) which agency man is masculine.

    ?????
(im-ra-ah) which agency woman is feminine.

    These two examples are actual logical.

    But just like some additional languages, accustomed altar accept their own gender as well. For archetype the chat for ear, haveto be either adult or feminine.

    The alotof accepted way to acquaint a adult chat from a feminine chat is the ? (taa mar-boo-Tah). If a chat ends in a ? (h/t) then it is alotof acceptable feminine. To create a adult chat feminine usually a ? (h/t) is added to the end of the word.

    For example:

    

    ???

    


    kalb

    kalb

    dog

    

    ????

    


    kalba/kalbah

    kal-ba

    female dog, she-dog

    In Arabic nouns, as able-bodied as adjectives, accept to accede in gender, as able-bodied as number.

    For example:

    

    ????? ??????

    


    al_waladu kabeer(un)

    al-wa-la-du-ka-beer

    The boy is big

    

    ????? ??????

    


    al_bint kabeerah(-tun)

    al-bint-ka-bee-rah

    The babe is big.

    Did you apprehension that we alleged the babe big with ????? (ka-bee-rah) while if we wish to say the boy is big we said ????(ka-beer). This is about how it works for atypical nouns.

    

    ????? ????

    


    al_waladu Sagheer(un)

    al-wa-la-du-Sa-gheer

    The boy is small

    

    ????? ?????

    


    al_bintu Sagheerah(-tun)

    al-bin-tu-Sa-ghee-rah

    The babe is small.

    

    ????? ???? ?????? ?????

    


    al_waladu qaSeer wa al_bintu Taweelah(-tun)

    al-wa-la-du--qa-Seer--wal-bin-tu--Ta-wee-lah

    The boy is short, and the babe is tall.

    

 


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