No. 5,340 in Arabic
جارة
"Jāra" (جارة) means "female neighbor" in English.
In a sentence
جارتنا تعد لنا وجبة شهية.
Our neighbor prepares a delicious meal for us.
In this sentence, 'جارة' refers to a female neighbor, showing the word used as a feminine noun.
سمعت جارةً صوت الهاتف في الليل.
I heard a neighbor hear the phone ringing at night.
Here, 'جارةً' is in an accusative state (grammatical case) due to its syntactic position in the sentence.
وقفت الجارة عند الباب تنتظر الإجابة.
The neighbor stood at the door waiting for the answer.
In this example, the definite article 'ال' is used with 'جارة', indicating a specific neighbor is being referred to.
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