The irregular plural in Arabic is an essential concept for understanding Arabic grammar and expanding your vocabulary. Unlike the regular plural, the irregular plural is not always formed by simply ad…
In Arabic, nouns can be classified into two main categories: rational nouns and non-rational nouns. This distinction is important in Arabic grammar because it affects the agreement of pronouns, adject…
The Arabic verb رَجَعَ means “to return” or “to come back”. It is a very useful verb for building simple Arabic sentences, speaking about movement and expressing the idea of returning from a place. In…
The Arabic word أَيُّ is a question word that can mean “which”, “what”, “which one” or “what kind of”, depending on the context. It is used to ask about a choice, an identity or a category. In this le…
In this Arabic grammar lesson, we will study the Arabic annexation structure known as الإِضَافَةُ, or idafa. This construction is one of the most important concepts in Arabic grammar. It is used to ex…
The Arabic word بَعْضٌ means “some”, “certain”, “some of” or “part of”, depending on the context. It is a very useful word in Arabic because it allows students to speak about part of a group, part of …
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