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Has/have
**Note: to have- in English is a verb, however
in arabic it is considered
As a preposition: E’nd () ِعند
prnunciation Have ِعند Pronoun ضمير
Endi ِعندي I أنا
Endna ِعندنا We أحنا
Endak ِعندك You (m) أنت
Endch )ِعندش (ج You (f) ت
ِ أن
Endkom ِعندكم You (pl) أنتون
Endh ِعنده He هو
Endha ِعندها She هي
Endhom ِعندهم They هم
To make the sentence negative, you add (Ma)
before.
ما ِعندي
ما ِعندنا
Only end is
Had conjugated
f.Ex:
My head hurts me. أنا أعور
Who is doing the act here? Head.
What is the verb? Hurts. أنت تعور
ت تعورين
ِ أن
را ِسي يعورنِي
هو يعور
Who is doing the act? راس هي تعور
What is the verb? يعور
Head (m) – راس
eye (f) – عين
ear (f) – أدون
We need to conjugate both,
the organ and the word hurting nose (m) - خشم
Parts of the body
hand (f) – أيد which they are in two
Are feminine, while
راسي يعورنيmouth (m) – فم – بوز parts of the body
my head hurts me cheek (m) – خد Which are in one,
they are masculine
= stomachبطن
تعوره
إيده ّ راسها يعورها عنده صخونه
راسه يعوره بطنها يعورها عيونه تعوره
أدونه تعوره خشمها يعورها رجوله تعوره
Does your stomach hurts?
بطنج يعورج؟
Grammar explanation:
Stomach is the one doing the act (verb), and the verb is
(hurt). The conjugation of the verb for 3rd person (stomach),
it will be that you start with ()ي
Antibiotic يوي
ّ مضاد ح