No. 3,131 in Arabic
القاضية
The Arabic word "القاضية" translates to "the decisive one" or "the final (judgment/verdict)" depending on context.
In a sentence
أصدرت القاضية حكمًا عادلًا في القضية.
The judge issued a fair verdict in the case.
Here, القاضية refers to a female judge, denoting a profession or role in a judicial context.
تعتبر القاضية لحظة حاسمة في المباراة.
The deciding moment in the match is considered crucial.
In this example, القاضية is used metaphorically to describe a decisive moment or event.
أنشد الأديب قصيدة مليئة بالعبر عن القاضية.
The poet recited a poem full of lessons about fate.
Here, القاضية is a philosophical term referring to fate or destiny, showcasing abstract usage.
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