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Lesson 2.5 (page 1 of 2)
In Arabic, possession is indicated by appending a suffix to a noun. This suffix reflects the gender and plurality of the possessor or possessors.
Remember: is written as
when a pronoun suffix is added
Arabic |
English |
Possessive |
Subject |
Sound |
haa | her | ![]() |
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naa | our | ![]() |
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kum | your [masculine plural] | ![]() |
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kunna | your [feminine plural] | ![]() |
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hum' | their [masculine pluaral] | ![]() |
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hunna | their [feminine plural] | ![]() |
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