The present in Arabic
The imperfect (indicative) or the present (Arabic: المضارع) forms the basic form of the verb in Arabic. We deliver the...
The past in Arabic
The perfect or the past (Arabic: الماضي) forms the basic form of the verb in Arabic. In Arabic, there is...
The dual in Arabic
The dual, also dualis, is, next to the well-known singular and plural, another subcategory of the counting form of numerus....
To have in Arabic
There is no specific verb or expression in Arabic for the concept of “to have”. Instead, in Arabic, a preposition...
The Nisba form in Arabic
Nisba or Nisbe (Arabic: نسبة) is the adjective form in Arabic that is formed with the suffix ending -i. There...
Prepositions and prepositional clauses in Arabic
A preposition puts words, usually and/or objects in a relationship and indicates a certain relationship. They are short words related...
Demonstrative pronouns in Arabic
In Arabic, like in German, there are two demonstrative pronouns – one to talk about things that are close in...
Sentence structure in Arabic
In Arabic, a sentence can be formed with just one word. In this article, we will introduce you to Sentence...
The definite article in Arabic
The definite article in Arabic is -ال-. On its own, the definite article is pronounced -al- or -el-, but sometimes...
Personal pronouns and suffixes in Arabic
Personal pronouns and suffixes in Arabic or in the language in general are needed when you want to talk about...
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