No. 1,337 in Arabic

أنت

"You" (singular).

In a sentence

أنت طالب مجتهد.
You are a diligent student.
The word 'أنت' is used here as a direct pronoun for the second person singular, nominative case.
هل أنتَ مستعد للرحلة؟
Are you ready for the trip?
In this case, 'أنت' remains a second person pronoun but with the explicit masculine suffix to address a male.
ما أدراكَ لستَ أنتَ السبب؟
How do you know it is not you who is the cause?
Here, 'أنت' is emphasized with a suffix for contrast and definitiveness in the sentence structure.

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