MASCULINE AND FEMININE NOUNS IN ARABIC. ARABIC GRAMMAR (LESSON 4)

In this lesson we are going to learn gender or masculine-feminine nouns in Arabic Language.
Muzakkar and Muannath in Arabic.
How to indentify feminine words?
What are the types or categories of feminine nouns in Arabic?
How to use feminine nouns in the sentence?
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علامات التأنيث
الأسماء المؤمنثة
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@@ARABICLANGUAGEACADEMY-DG sir what gender does this word belong to اتخذي

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اريد أن أضيف كلمة في الدرس
كلمة أنف يشير أن لها فجوتين ولذالك نقول هذه أنف

[@nvamityanauganda9260]

assalaam alykoum ive been fpllowing everything from uganda now i want to ask a question the second example of mudhakar im lost after understanding that talha is a male name that is muanath or feminine then wat makes the sentence to be identified asmasculine just like how i can identify the examples in feminine with taa marbutwat on every word
thank you May ALLAH PROTECT U

[@ARABICLANGUAGEACADEMY-DG]

Wa alaikum salaam, because Talha is male name even it has taa marbootah. It will alwasy be masculine in grammar

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Can I write these definations in exam ??? Plz reply

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Yes you can.

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Does arabic langguage have Tense like english

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Yes

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What gender does this word belong to اتخذي

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Feminine

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[@tarikabaraka2251]

gender: all nouns are eithero masculine (مذكر) /mudhakkar/ or feminine (مؤنث) /
muannath/
plurality: all nouns are either singular (واحد) /waHid/,dual (مثنى) /muthanna/, or plural (جمع) /jam’/
derivation: all nouns are either not derived and nothing is derived from them (جامد) /jamid/,
a source of derivation (also known as a gerund مصدر) /masdar/, or derived from a gerund (مشتق) /mushtaq/
definiteness: all nouns are either indefinite (نكرة) /nakira/ or definite (معرفة) /ma’rifa/
grammatical reflection many sub-categories

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