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وسعة

 Each noun in Arabic can either be Definite (مَعْرِفَة) or Indefinite (نَكِرَة).

          (a) (مَعْرِفَة) :
                - a word that is used for a specific, known noun.
                - Laam Ta'reef (ال) is prefixed to the word
                - In translation : "the" , "all" are added.
                - there are several types of nouns which will always be () :
                      + Noun made proper by laam (اِسْم مُعْرَّف بِالام)
                                 e.g. اَلرَّجُل
                      + Proper name (اِسْم عَلَم )
                                 e.g. عَائِشَة
                      + Relative noun (اِسْم مَوْصُوْل)
                                 e.g. اَلَّذِيْنَ , اَلَّتِى
                      + Demonstrative noun (اِسْم اِشَارَة)
                                 e.g. ذَالِكَ , تِلْكَ
                      + Pronoun (اِسْم ضَمِيْر)
                                 e.g. هُوَ , هُم
                      + Vocative noun (اِسْم مُنَادى)
                                 e.g يَا يُّهَا
          (b) نَكِرَة:
                - a word that is used for unspecific or unknown noun.
                - Tanween () is suffixed to the word
                - In translation : "any" , "any one" , "some" , "a" are added.
                         e.g. رَجُلٌ