No. 6,311 in Arabic
أنكم
"That you (plural)."
In a sentence
أعتقد أنكم تفهمون الدرس.
I believe that you (plural) understand the lesson.
The word 'أنكم' in this sentence serves as part of a subordinate clause introducing what is believed, with 'أن' linking the clauses and 'كم' indicating the subject 'you (plural)'.
أتمنى أنكم تصلون بأمان.
I hope that you (plural) arrive safely.
Here, 'أنكم' is used in expressing a wish or hope, connecting the main clause with the one describing the wish and including a pronoun for the audience addressed.
سمعت أنكم فزتم في المسابقة.
I heard that you (plural) won the competition.
In this example, 'أنكم' introduces information that was heard, functioning as a conjunction and a point of tense consistency with the pronoun referring to the addressed group.
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