No. 4,590 in Arabic

أنطوان

"أنطوان" is the Arabic transliteration of the name "Antoine," which is the French form of "Anthony."

In a sentence

أنطوان يذهب إلى المدرسة كل صباح.
Antoine goes to school every morning.
The word "أنطوان" serves as the subject of the sentence, referring to a proper noun, the individual's name, who the action pertains to.
قابلت أنطوان في المكتبة البارحة.
I met Antoine at the library yesterday.
Here, "أنطوان" acts as the object of the verb "قابلت" (I met), indicating the name of the person who was met.
كتاب أنطوان مليء بالمغامرات المثيرة.
Antoine's book is full of exciting adventures.
The word "أنطوان" is in the genitive case here, showing possession of the noun "كتاب" (book), indicating that the book belongs to Antoine.

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