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No. 1,476 in Arabic

التى

"التى" means "who" or "which" (feminine singular relative pronoun).

In a sentence

  • المرأة التي رأيتها اليوم كانت لطيفة.

    The woman whom I saw today was kind.

    The word "التي" is used here as a relative pronoun to connect the noun "المرأة" (the woman) to the clause "رأيتها اليوم" (whom I saw today).

  • هذه هي الفرصة التي كنت أبحث عنها.

    This is the opportunity that I was looking for.

    "التي" acts as a relative pronoun connecting the noun "الفرصة" (the opportunity) to the relative clause "كنت أبحث عنها" (that I was looking for).

  • المدينة القديمة التي زرتها مليئة بالتاريخ.

    The old city that I visited is full of history.

    Here, "التي" introduces the relative clause "زرتها" (that I visited) and relates it to the noun "المدينة القديمة" (the old city).

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