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    Some Vocabs and Muzakkar and Muannath

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    This document provides examples of masculine and feminine forms of various nouns in Arabic. It lists common nouns paired with their masculine and feminine equivalents, such as "student (f)" and "student (m)". It then gives examples of using adjectives with feminine and masculine nouns, placing the adjective after the noun as required by Arabic grammar. The document teaches how to decline nouns and adjectives based on a noun's gender in Arabic.

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    Some Vocabs and Muzakkar and Muannath

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    This document provides examples of masculine and feminine forms of various nouns in Arabic. It lists common nouns paired with their masculine and feminine equivalents, such as "student (f)" and "student (m)". It then gives examples of using adjectives with feminine and masculine nouns, placing the adjective after the noun as required by Arabic grammar. The document teaches how to decline nouns and adjectives based on a noun's gender in Arabic.

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    This document provides examples of masculine and feminine forms of various nouns in Arabic. It lists common nouns paired with their masculine and feminine equivalents, such as "student (f)" and "student (m)". It then gives examples of using adjectives with feminine and masculine nouns, placing the adjective after the noun as required by Arabic grammar. The document teaches how to decline nouns and adjectives based on a noun's gender in Arabic.

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    Some Vocabs and Muzakkar and Muannath

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    Fairuz Talib
    This document provides examples of masculine and feminine forms of various nouns in Arabic. It lists common nouns paired with their masculine and feminine equivalents, such as "student (f)" and "student (m)". It then gives examples of using adjectives with feminine and masculine nouns, placing the adjective after the noun as required by Arabic grammar. The document teaches how to decline nouns and adjectives based on a noun's gender in Arabic.

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    feminine

    
      masculine  
    student (f)   student (m) 
    teacher (f)    teacher (m)  
    doctor (f)    doctor (m)  
    engineer (f)     engineer (m)   
    car    pen  
    newspaper  "  # desk / office  ! 
    watch / clock &  chair %
    $  
    spectacle  )
     food '( 
    bicycle #+   , water *
    university (  # phone - ./
    ball   mobile phone 0+1 # - ./
    smart phone 2$ 3 - ./
    key 4 5 
    computer 61 
     7
    notebook 018 9
      61 
     7
    hotel : ;
    house < =
    cloth 61 >
    shoe *+ ?
    Some usages with ‫ ها‬and ‫( ه‬this)

     )
     @  / : ; + /   @  /  + /
    &  @  / < = + / (  # @  /   + /

    Using the words with adjectives


    Adjective is located after the noun you want to describe, and must
    follow the gender of the words.

    exemplary student (f)  B   


     exemplary student (m) A
    $ B  
        
    big car C big hotel C  : ;

    beautiful university   E ( 


    #
     beautiful D E *+ ?
    shoe
      E (  # @  /
    $ B   + /
    A
    This is a beautiful university This is an exemplary student
    (m)

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