"اَلْرُّطوبة الْعالْية"
Translation:the high humidity
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I think this phrase does not have the second article.
So, your phrase would be: "اَلْرُّطوبة عالْية"
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a حرف شمسية such as ر should remove the sukkun from ل and wear instead a shadda on itself.
there are three ways to write high, how do I know which one to use and why the differances
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There are some words where the alif doesn't have a short vovel at the start. So whatever letter is before it, joins with the laam in the ال.
So the ة joined with the ل to make 'til'
If you wanted to give it a listen, you can hear this a lot in the Quran. That's how I knew.
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Just to clarify, the alif here doesn't have the short vovel at the top. It's more like this: الْعَالِيَا so the letter before the word joins with this word. I hope that made sense!
Precipitation is the amount or rain coming down, humidity is the amount of water vapour in the air
why do we pronounce the ة as a 't' sound if the word following it is an adjective?
xtreemtg, yexxi94,
It is because the first ta marbuTa ة in 2ar-ruTuuba الرطوبة is not at the end of the statement. By the way, if we follow the Standard Grammar, it should be spelled like this: "2ar-ruTuubatul 3aaliya(h)" / "2ar-ruTuubatul 3aaliyatu".
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I'm guessing that's just how the ta-marbouta behaves. I don't remember the rules for connecting words together I only remember that pronunciations change when words are connected together
