No. 6,307 in Arabic
أنجيلا
The Arabic word "أنجيلا" is a transliteration of the name "Angela," typically used as a given name.
In a sentence
ذهبَتْ أنجيلا إلى المكتبة.
Angela went to the library.
The word 'أنجيلا' serves as the subject of the sentence and is a proper noun referring to a person's name.
قرأتْ أنجيلا كتابًا عن التاريخ الإسلامي.
Angela read a book about Islamic history.
The word 'أنجيلا' is used again as a proper noun for the subject of the sentence, specifying who performed the action of reading.
كانت أنجيلا مهتمةً بتعلم اللغة العربية.
Angela was interested in learning Arabic.
In this sentence, 'أنجيلا' describes the person showing interest in learning a subject, used as part of the nominal sentence to identify the subject.
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