Family
أَبّ
/ʼabb/
Means
Father
أُمّ
/ʼumm/
Means
Mother
أُخُتْ
/ʼukhut/
Means
Sister
أَخّ
/ʼakh/
Means
Brother
اِبِن
/ibin/
Means
Son
بِتّ
/bitt/
Means
Daughter
Adding ي to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
As in
My house
بيتــي
/baitee/
Adding ك to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Masculine/ Singular)
As in
Your house
بيتـَـك
/baitak/
Adding ج to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Feminine/ Singular)
As in
Your house
بيتـِــج
/baitich/
Adding ـه to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Masculine/ Singular)
As in
His mother
أُمَّـــه
/ʼummah/
Adding ـها to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Feminine/ Singular)
As in
Her mother
أُمْــها
/ʼummhaa/
مِنو
/minoo/
Means
Who is?
(Question word)
عائِلَة
/ʻaaʼilah/
Means
Family
عِنْدي
/ʻindee/
Means
I have/ own
عِنْدَك
/ʻindak/
Means
You have/ own
(Masculine)
عِنْدِج
/ʻindich/
Means
You have/ own
(Feminine)
ما
/maa/
Is a negation tool that should precede verbs
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