No. 1,796 in Arabic

الحاكمة

"الحاكمة" means "the ruler" or "the governing one."

In a sentence

تُعتَبر الملكة الحاكمة رمزًا للتاريخ الحضاري.
The ruling queen is considered a symbol of cultural history.
The word 'الحاكمة' refers to a queen who is ruling, functioning as a present participle describing a subject's active role in governance.
المدينة الحاكمة تقع على مفترق طرق التجارة القديمة.
The dominant city is located at the crossroads of ancient trade routes.
Here, 'الحاكمة' is an adjective describing the city's prevailing control or influence in a historical or geographic context.
لا يمكن تأجيل إصدار القوانين الحاكمة للنظام الجديد.
The ruling laws of the new system cannot be delayed.
In this sentence, 'الحاكمة' describes laws that govern, pointing to their regulatory function with regard to the new system.

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