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Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with feminine relative pronouns, functioning similarly to 'who' or 'which' for females. It also encompasses related plural and dual forms, as well as a specific usage referring to a formidable or calamitous event.
Derived headwords
- 1.which/who (fem. sing.)both
The feminine singular relative pronoun, used to refer to a singular female antecedent.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)both
The feminine plural relative pronoun, used to refer to a plural female antecedent.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)classical
An alternative feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. sing.)classical
An alternative feminine singular relative pronoun, used similarly to التي.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)both
A variant form of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)classical
Another variant form of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)both
A further variant form of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)classical
A shortened variant of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)classical
A less common variant form of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. pl.)classical
Another variant form of the feminine plural relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. dual)both
The feminine dual relative pronoun, used to refer to two female antecedents.
- 1.which/who (fem. dual)classical
An alternative form of the feminine dual relative pronoun.
- 1.which/who (fem. dual)classical
A less common variant of the feminine dual relative pronoun.
- 1.calamity/disasterclassical
A name used to refer to a formidable event, a calamity, or a disaster.
- 1.calamity/disasterclassical
A name used to refer to a formidable event, a calamity, or a disaster, similar to اللتيا.