ما
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root 'م ا' (m-a) primarily functions as a versatile particle in Arabic, encompassing interrogative, relative, conditional, exclamatory, and negative meanings. It can also be used to form abstract nouns or function as an intensifier, with variations in its grammatical behavior depending on context and dialect.
Derived headwords
- 1.an indefinite noun requiring an adjectiveboth
an indefinite noun requiring an adjective
- 2.an extra particle that prevents actionboth
an extra particle that prevents action
- 3.not preventing actionboth
not preventing action
- 4.a negating particleboth
a negating particle
- 5.interrogativeboth
interrogative
- 6.declarativeboth
declarative
- 7.conditionalboth
conditional
- 8.exclamatoryboth
exclamatory
- 9.with the verb in interpretationboth
with the verb in interpretation
- 1.an indefinite noun requiring an adjectiveboth
an indefinite noun requiring an adjective
- 2.an extra particle that prevents actionboth
an extra particle that prevents action
- 3.not preventing actionboth
not preventing action
- 4.a negating particleboth
a negating particle
- 5.interrogativeboth
interrogative
- 6.declarativeboth
declarative
- 7.conditionalboth
conditional
- 8.exclamatoryboth
exclamatory
- 9.with the verb in interpretationboth
with the verb in interpretation
- 1.well-knownboth
well-known
- 1.it has the meaning of recompenseboth
it has the meaning of recompense
- 1.he became one hundred peopleboth
he became one hundred people
- 2.he made others one hundredboth
he made others one hundred
- 3.meaning without the emphatic nunboth
meaning without the emphatic nun
- 4.in the sense of recompense because 'ma' is added to 'in'both
in the sense of recompense because 'ma' is added to 'in'