No. 3,142 in Arabic
اللتين
The word "اللتين" means "the two who" or "the two which" and is a dual form used for feminine nouns in Arabic.
In a sentence
الحديقتان اللتان زرتهم جميلتان.
The two gardens that I visited are beautiful.
Here, 'اللتان' is a relative pronoun referring to the two gardens in the sentence.
الطفلتان اللتان تلعبان في الحديقة هم أخوات.
The two girls who are playing in the park are sisters.
In this sentence, 'اللتان' is used as a relative pronoun indicating the two girls in the conversation.
القصتان اللتان قرأتهما مثيرتان.
The two stories that I read are interesting.
The word 'اللتان' serves as a relative pronoun connected to the subject, 'two stories'. It links the clause providing more information about the stories.
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