No. 5,238 in Arabic

بيته

"His house."

In a sentence

ذهب أحمد إلى بيته بعد العمل.
Ahmed went to his house after work.
In this context, 'بيته' refers to Ahmed's home or place of residence, indicating possession and location.
يرغب محمد في إعادة ترتيب بيته بالكامل.
Mohammed wants to completely rearrange his house.
Here, 'بيته' is used to express Mohammed's house, showing ownership and addressing a desire for change within this space.
بيته قريب من المدرسة التي يدرس فيها.
His house is close to the school where he studies.
The word 'بيته' designates someone's house in relation to its proximity to a mentioned location, emphasizing relationship and situational context.

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