"عِنْد عُمَر بَيْت."

Translation: Omar has a house.

[rauk84]

Isn't this really a question? Shouldn't it be "Omar 3inda bait"?

[CarstenLu]

No. عمر عند بيت means 'Omar is at a house', a completely different meaning.

If you prefer that word order and want to keep the meaning, you have to add a suffix: عمر عنده بيت has the same meaning as عند عمر بيت.

The question 'Does Omar have a house?' would be هل عند عمر بيت؟

[Alexey914898]

3inda isn't a verb have/has, it's a preposition at/near (btw it's like in Russian).

[hendrej]

is this the equivalent of "У Омар есть дом" in Russian?

[cohendotan]

Да.

[siyadkp]

I texted current word, then why did this show "it's wrong"

[Jacky746309]

Merci