No. 4,623 in Arabic

إياها

The Arabic word "إياها" means "it" or "it specifically," used for emphasis or clarification, referring to a feminine singular object.

In a sentence

أعطاني الكتاب وسألني أن أقرأه، فلم أنهِ إياه.
He gave me the book and asked me to read it, but I did not finish it.
Refers to the book as the direct object of the verb 'to finish'.
رأيته في السوق ثم فقدتُ إياه بعد لحظات.
I saw him in the market, and then I lost him moments later.
Refers to the person as the direct object of the verb 'to lose'.
طلب مني الورقة، فأعطيته إياها.
He asked me for the paper, so I gave it to him.
Refers to the paper as the direct object of the verb 'to give' combined with the indirect object 'him'.

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