Arabic Pronouns

Arabic Pronouns (Un-attached) (ضمير منفصل - Dhameer Munfasil)
S.No.	Pronoun in Arabic	Read as	Means	Description
1	هُوَ	Huwa	He	(Singular-Masculine- Third person)
2	هُمَا	Humaa	They	(Dual-Masculine- Third person)
3	هُمْ	Hum	They	(Plural-Masculine- Third person)
4	هِيَ	Hiya	She	(Singular-Feminine- Third person)
5	هُمَا	Humaa	They	(Dual-Feminine- Third person)
6	هُنَّ	Hunna	They	(Plural-Feminine- Third person)
7	أنتَ	Anta	You	(Singular-Masculine- Second person)
8	أنتما	Antumaa	You	(Dual-Masculine- Second person)
9	أنتم	Antum	You	(Plural-Masculine- Second person)
10	أنتِ	Anti	You	(Singular-Feminine- Third person)
11	أنتما	Antumaa	You	(Dual-Feminine- Third person)
12	أنتنَّ	Antunna	You	(Plural-Feminine- Third person)
13	أنا	Anaa	I	(Singular-Masculine and Feminine- First person)
14	نحنُ	Nahnu	Means	(Plural-Masculine and Feminine- First person)

Dhameer Munfasil ( الضمير المنفصل )
Arabic pronouns (Type 1)
( Stand alone form ) or Unattached form

In Arabic,  pronouns have 12 forms.

They can be classified into:

First Person (2 forms)

Second Person (5 forms)

Third Person (5 forms)

Arabic  Pronouns - First Person:

Singular - I

Arabic Text - أنا .

Read as - Ana.

Plural - We

Arabic Text - نحن

Read as - Nah-nu.

( Note that there is no difference for masculine or feminine first person pronouns)

To be continued…….