ءا
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the Arabic letter Alif (أ), its variations (long and short), its function as a vocative particle, and its role as a long vowel and a letter of extension. It also covers its grammatical functions as a dual pronoun in verbs and a dual marker in nouns.
Derived headwords
- 1.a letter that can be lengthened or shortenedboth
a letter that can be lengthened or shortened
- 2.if you lengthen it, it is nunatedboth
if you lengthen it, it is nunated
- 1.a number (one thousand)both
a number (one thousand)
- 2.the familiar, tame oneboth
the familiar, tame one
- 3.plural of alīfboth
plural of alīf
- 4.fond of companionshipboth
fond of companionship
- 5.he became accustomed to this placeboth
he became accustomed to this place
- 6.he made him accustomed to itboth
he made him accustomed to it
- 7.I made the place familiarboth
I made the place familiar
- 8.he brought the two things togetherboth
he brought the two things together
- 9.it is called 'alif'both
it is called 'alif'
- 1.They (dual) didboth
The past tense verb form indicating that two individuals performed an action.
- 1.They (dual) do/are doingboth
The present tense verb form indicating that two individuals are performing or will perform an action.
- 1.Two Zaydsboth
The dual form of the noun 'Zayd', indicating two individuals named Zayd.
- 1.Two menboth
The dual form of the noun 'rajul' (man), indicating two men.