الفتاة

الفتاة

The Arabic word "الفتاة" means "the girl" in English.

Here, the word 'الفتاة' refers to 'the girl,' a definite noun used as the subject of the sentence to indicate the specific individual performing the action of going to school.

ذهبت الفتاة إلى المدرسة مبكرًا.

The girl went to school early.

Here, the word 'فتاة' refers to 'a girl,' an indefinite noun used to describe a general individual residing in the village.

تعيش فتاة جميلة في تلك القرية.

A beautiful girl lives in that village.

Here, the word 'الفتاة' refers to 'the girl,' a definite noun used to specify the object of the action, further identified by the relative clause.

رأيت الفتاة التي كانت في الحديقة.

I saw the girl who was in the garden.