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Definite Demonstrative Nouns in Arabic Posted by Fisal on Mar 23, 2011
A new type of Arabic definite nouns to look at is the Demonstrative Nouns. These Nouns are definite by themselves because they Refer to a definite person, thing or place. They are referring words. In English, these are called Demonstrative Adjectives or Adverbs of Place but in Arabic, they are Nouns. Arabic has three numbers…
Definite Nouns with (AL-) (الاسم المعرف بـ (الـ Posted by Fisal on Mar 21, 2011
As we discussed in a previous post that Definite nouns have SEVEN Types, today we are going to look closely at the second type of them. (2) The definite Noun starting with Al- الاسم الذى يبدأ بـ الـ In Arabic, an indefinite noun can turn into a definite noun by adding the two letters prefix…
Definite Nouns المعارف : Proper Nouns اسم العلم Posted by Fisal on Mar 19, 2011
As we discussed in the last post that Definite nouns have Seven Types, today we are going to look closely at one of them. (1) The Proper Noun اسم العلم The Proper Noun is the definite noun that refers to a specific name of someone or something or some place. It is the given name…
The Noun الاسم : Definite المعرفة & Indefinite النكرة Posted by Fisal on Mar 18, 2011
Arabic nouns are either definite or indefinite. The Indefinite Noun الاسم النكرة It is the noun which refers to a common and non-specific noun;(person, animal, thing …etc.). It can be given to any member under that category of nouns. So, when you say an indefinite noun, you really don’t mean someone or something definite. Examples…
Egypt Mubarak (1981–2011):Thirty Years in Thirty Lines Posted by Fisal on Mar 15, 2011
Thirty years of nothing but corruption الفساد and conspiracy المؤامرة , that is to sum up the Mubarak era. His two predecessors had to take fatal decisions قرارات مصيرية at a time of nonstop war حرب until peace السلام was reached; a thing which could give them some excuse عذر. Mubarak’s failure فشل can…
Egypt ; A Story of Struggle Posted by Fisal on Mar 13, 2011
Since the time of the Pharaohs الفراعنة, Egypt مصر was never ruled by a native Egyptian; except for the last sixty years. Along history التاريخ it hasn’t known any democratic regime نظام ديمقراطى in the sense of what modern democracy means. The welfare of the people depended mainly on the desire of its rulers…
Nouns الاسم /Al-Ism/ : Number العدد /Al-Adad/ Posted by Fisal on Mar 12, 2011
* Arabic Nouns fall into Three main categories concerning their Number: (1) Singular مفرد /Mofrad/ (2) Dual مثنى /Mothanna/ (3) Plural جمع /Gam’/ (1) The Singular Noun الاسم المفرد /Al-Ism Al-Mofrad/ It is the Noun that refers to only ONE person or thing. Examples: – Mohammad محمد – Mona منى – man رجل /rajul/ – boy…