No. 889 in Arabic

بهم

"بهم" can mean "lambs" or "young livestock" (plural) depending on context. It can also imply "unclear" or "confused."

In a sentence

الأطفال يركضون في الحديقة وكان يبدو على وجوههم السعادة بما أنهم يلعبون مع بعضهم.
The children were running in the garden and happiness appeared on their faces as they were playing with each other.
Here, "بهم" is used to replace "وجوه الأطفال", serving as an inclusive singular pronoun referring to the previously mentioned noun "الأطفال".
قال المدير للموظفين أن يكون اهتمامهم بمصالح الشركة في الأولويات.
The manager told the employees that their interest should prioritize the company's affairs.
In this sentence, "بهم" refers to ownership or association, specifically "اهتمامهم", indicating the concern of the employees.
ما رأيك بالقرارات الجديدة؟ إنها لا تهمني ولا أرى أي فائدة بهم.
What do you think of the new decisions? They do not concern me, and I see no benefit in them.
Here, "بهم" refers to "القرارات الجديدة", demonstrating how it provides further information or focus on the noun previously mentioned.

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