No. 5,399 in Arabic

خديجة

"خديجة" is an Arabic feminine name meaning "prematurely born."

In a sentence

ذهبَت خديجةُ إلى السوقِ لشراءِ الخضرواتِ.
Khadija went to the market to buy vegetables.
In this sentence, 'خديجة' is a proper noun used as the subject of the sentence representing a person's name.
تُحبُ خديجةُ دراسةَ الأدبِ العربي.
Khadija loves studying Arabic literature.
Here, 'خديجة' is again a proper noun, the subject of the sentence, indicating a person excelling in this passion.
خديجةٌ اسمُ فتاةٍ ذو أصولٍ عربيةٍ.
Khadija is the name of a girl with Arabic origins.
In this context, 'خديجة' is a proper noun referred to as a linguistic or cultural example, explaining its origins.

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