4 Comments
Kat58588
41
There are female and male nouns....most female n. have ta2 marbuta ة, but not all, and there are also a few male ones who do.
You have to know that mostly by heart.....just like French or German.
Car is female.
July 9, 2019
So did I get this right, there is no such thing as male and female nouns (like f.e. french un/une, which I thought of at first because previously the ة was added to sentences with female subjects only) but the ة is used for indefinite nouns?
July 7, 2019
SuhailBanister
- 1022
It is also used with "female" nouns made definite by adding "al-" as a prefix, as we'll see shortly, God willing. For example: "sayyarah" = "a car," while "al-sayyarah (actually pronounced "as-sayyarah," for reasons to be explained later) = "the car."
July 8, 2019
