No. 257 in Arabic

أحمد

The Arabic word "أحمد" means "the most praiseworthy."

In a sentence

أحمد يجلس في الحديقة.
Ahmed is sitting in the garden.
The word 'أحمد' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence.
أحمد زميل جيد في العمل.
Ahmed is a good colleague at work.
The word 'أحمد' is used as a proper noun, prefixed to a description indicating teamwork and character.
أحمد يُعلِّم أبناء القرية.
Ahmed teaches the children of the village.
The word 'أحمد' is used as a proper noun, introducing the subject who is performing the action (teaches).

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