ومن
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the Arabic interrogative and relative pronoun 'man' (من). It explains its function as a substitute for longer phrases, its use in conditional sentences, and its various grammatical roles including being interrogative, relative, indefinite modified, and indefinite absolute.
Derived headwords
- 1.who (interrogative)both
Used to ask about a person or people.
- 2.whoever (relative)both
Used to refer to any person or people who fulfill a certain condition, acting as a relative pronoun.
- 3.whoever (conditional)both
Used to introduce a conditional clause, implying a consequence.
- 4.some (indefinite)both
Used to refer to an unspecified person or group, often modified by a following description.
- 5.someone (absolute indefinite)both
Used to refer to an unspecified person or entity without further qualification.
- 1.those who give (dual)classical
The dual form of a noun referring to people who give or bestow.
- 1.those who give (plural)classical
The plural form of a noun referring to people who give or bestow.