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adverb
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Adverb (ุธุฑู) is a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb, providing more information about how, when, where, or to what extent something happens. For example, in “She sings beautifully,” “beautifully” is the adverb describing how she sings.
The role of ุญูููู in the Call to Prayer in Islam
The word ุญูููู ("Hayya") is used in the call of the muezzin: ุญูููู ุนูููู ุงูุตูููุงุฉู means "Come to prayer". What type of word is ุญูููู?
The multiple meanings of ุจูู in Egyptian Arabic
The verb ุจูู (ba2a or ba'a) is tricky in Egyptian Arabic. You'll hear this verb in many situations, usually with a past tense verb following it. We will take a closer look at ุจูู.
How to use ุฃูุจูุฏูุง correctly in Arabic
Native Arabic speakers make certain mistakes in Arabic. One example is the correct Arabic word for "never". An analysis of ุฃูุจูุฏูุง vs. ููุทูู.
Decoding filler expressions in Egyptian Arabic
Fillers make Egyptian Arabic difficult for learners: bass, ya'ny, ba'a - words that don't really change the meaning of the sentence. Here is a list.
Lissa in Egyptian Arabic
When I first started learning Egyptian Arabic, there was one word that gave me a headache: lissa -ููุณูู; sometimes spelled ููุณููู or ููุณูุฉ. Let's see why.
What does the name Hussein (ุญุณูู) mean? The diminutive in Arabic
In Arabic, most names have a meaning. They are usually adjectives. Some of them are diminutives used to convey smallness - like the name Hussein (ุญุณูู).
Understanding the functions of ู ุง in Arabic grammar
The Arabic word ma ู
ุง has several meanings. Here is a list of the ten most common applications of ู
ุง in Arabic: negation, relative clause, etc.
