No. 2,125 in Arabic
طفلك
"Your child."
In a sentence
طفلك لطيف للغاية.
Your child is very kind.
Here, "طفلك" operates as a possessive construct, translating to "your child" where "طفل" means "child" and "-ك" indicates possession by the listener.
هل أسعدت طفلك؟
Did you make your child happy?
Here, "طفلك" is the direct object, implying ownership and emotional connection to "your child."
رأيت طفلك يلعب في الحديقة.
I saw your child playing in the garden.
Here, "طفلك" is used as the object of the verb "رأيت" (I saw), again indicating possession.
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