No. 4,534 in Arabic

آلان

The Arabic word "آلان" means "now."

In a sentence

آلان يذهب إلى المدرسة.
Alan is going to the school.
Here, 'آلان' is used as a proper noun, a name of a person.
الطلاب يجيبون على الأسئلة الآلان.
The students are answering the questions now.
In this sentence, 'الآلان' (now) is an adverb of time, denoting present actions.
آلان مشغول وعليه إنهاء المشروع.
Alan is busy and has to finish the project.
Again, 'آلان' is utilized as a proper noun, referencing a person's name.

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