No. 3,911 in Arabic

الوزيران

"The two ministers."

In a sentence

اجتمع الوزيران لمناقشة الأمور السياسية.
The two ministers met to discuss political matters.
The word 'الوزيران' is in the nominative case, used here as the subject of the sentence and refers to two specified ministers.
رأيت الوزيران في الاجتماع أمس.
I saw the two ministers at the meeting yesterday.
The word 'الوزيران' is used in this sentence in the accusative case, which is the direct object of the verb 'رأيت' (I saw).
تحدثتُ مع الوزيران بشأن المشروع الجديد.
I spoke with the two ministers regarding the new project.
The word 'الوزيران' serves as an indirect object in this sentence, being the entity with which the speaker conversed.

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