No. 3,841 in Arabic

اللذان

"The two (masculine)"

In a sentence

اللذان يعملان في الشركة هما أخوان.
The two who work at the company are brothers.
The word 'اللذان' acts as a relative pronoun referring to two masculine persons.
قرأت الكتابين اللذين أوصيتني بهما.
I read the two books that you recommended to me.
The word 'اللذين' connects the two books mentioned with the description following it, being a masculine dual relative pronoun in the accusative case.
هذان هما الطالبان اللذان نجحا في الامتحان.
These are the two students who passed the exam.
The word 'اللذان' specifies and introduces the clause describing the two male students, demonstrating its role in linking a dual subject with additional information.

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