Family
عيلِة
/ʻailih/
Means
Family
أَبْ
/ʼab/
Means
Father
إِمْ
/ʼim/
Means
Mother
إِخِتْ
/ʼikhit/
Means
Sister
أَخّ
/ʼakh/
Means
Brother
اِبِنْ
/ibin/
Means
Son
بِنِتْ
/binit/
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)
بيْتَك
/baitak/
Adding ك
to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Feminine/ Singular)
As in (Your House)
بيْتِك
/baitik/
Adding ـه
to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Masculine/ Singular)
As in (His Mother)
إِمُّــه
/ʼimmuh/
Adding ـها
to any noun will turn it into a possessive pronoun
You (Feminine/ Singular)
As in (His Mother)
إِمَّـا
/ʼimmaa/
عَنْدي
/ʻandee/
Means
I have/ own
عَنْدَك
/ʻandak/
Means
You have/ own (Masculine)
عَنْدِك
/ʻandik/
Means
You have/ own (Feminine)
ما
/maa/
Means
Is a negation tool that should precede verbs
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