الهاء
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the Arabic letter Hāʼ (ه) as a root, detailing its various functions and forms in the language. It covers its use as a pronoun, a particle, a suffix for pausing, an interchange for hamza, and as a feminine marker.
Derived headwords
- 1.he, itboth
A third-person masculine singular pronoun, used for absent masculine entities.
- 1.to him, for himboth
A prepositional phrase indicating possession, benefit, or belonging, formed by the preposition 'li-' (ل) and the pronoun 'hu-' (ـه).
- 1.himboth
A detached third-person masculine singular pronoun in the accusative case, used for emphasis or when the pronoun is the object of a verb or preposition.
- 1.what is it?classical
An interrogative particle, often used to inquire about the nature or identity of something, with the final 'hāʼ' being a pause-suffix.
- 1.here it isclassical
An interjection or particle used to draw attention to something present, with the final 'hāʼ' being a pause-suffix.
- 1.His mercyboth
The noun 'mercy' (رحمة) with the attached third-person masculine singular possessive pronoun suffix, referring to God's mercy.