Arabic Pronouns Overview

These flashcards cover the essential concepts and vocabulary related to Arabic pronouns, including subject and object forms, gender distinctions, and examples for practical usage.

What are subject pronouns in Arabic?

They refer to persons or entities and stand on their own as substitutes for nouns or noun phrases.

In what form do Arabic subject pronouns appear?

As standalone words.

What is the subject pronoun for 'I'?

أَنَا

What is the masculine subject pronoun for ‘you’?

أَنْتَ

What is the feminine subject pronoun for ‘you’?

أَنْتِ

What is the subject pronoun for ‘he-it’?

هُوَ

What is the subject pronoun for ‘she-it’?

هِيَ

What is the subject pronoun for 'we'?

نَحْنُ

What is the plural masculine subject pronoun for ‘you’?

أَنْتُمْ

What is the plural feminine subject pronoun for ‘you’?

أَنْتُنّ

What is the masculine subject pronoun for ‘they’?

هُمْ

What is the feminine subject pronoun for ‘they’?

هُنَّ

What subject pronoun is used for referring to non-human plurals that are masculine or feminine (such as objects or animals)?

هي (She-it)

In what form do Arabic object pronouns appear?

As suffixes attached to parts of speech.

What is the object pronoun for 'me'?

ني

What is the masculine object pronoun for ‘you’?

كَ

What is the feminine object pronoun for ‘you’?

كِ

What is the object pronoun for ‘him-it’?

ـهُ

What is the object pronoun for ‘her-it’?

هَا

What is the object pronoun for ‘us’?

نَا

What is the plural object pronoun for ‘you’?

كُمْ

What is the object pronoun for ‘them’?

هُمْ