Lec 04 | المفرد المثنى | Singular to Dual | Quranic Arabic in Urdu/Hindi 2025 | By Hassaan Al-Hindi

In Arabic grammar, "Adad" (عدد) can refer to singular (المفرد), dual (المثنى), and plural (الجمع).
1. Singular (المفرد)
Refers to one entity.
Example: كتاب (a book), رجل (a man), امرأة (a woman).
2. Dual (المثنى)
Used for exactly two entities.
Formed by adding "انِ" (for nominative case) or "ينِ" (for accusative/genitive case) to the singular noun.
Example: كتابانِ (two books), رجلانِ (two men), امرأتانِ (two women).
3. Plural (الجمع)
Used for three or more entities.
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The exercise at the end helped in understanding the concept very thoroughly.