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Pronouns: separate, suffixed, demonstrative and relative
Arabic (Classical) · Chapter 2 · (a) Grammar
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- Separate personal pronouns (ana, anta, anti, huwa, hiya, nahnu, antum, hum)
- Suffixed pronouns on nouns, prepositions and verbs (kitabuhu, minka, ra'aytuhu)
- Demonstratives: hadha, hadhihi, dhalika, tilka, ha'ula'i, ula'ika
- Relative pronouns: alladhi, allati, alladhina, allati / allawati; man and ma