No. 4,215 in Arabic

كلاهما

"Both of them."

In a sentence

كلاهما يحب القراءة.
Both of them love reading.
In this sentence, "كلاهما" is used as a subject pronoun indicating that two individuals are performing the action of loving reading.
أنا وصديقي كلاهما نحب السفر.
My friend and I both love traveling.
Here, "كلاهما" is used to emphasize that both entities mentioned before it (my friend and I) share the action described.
الكتاب والجريدة كلاهما مصدران للمعلومات.
The book and the newspaper are both sources of information.
In this example, "كلاهما" refers to two items (the book and the newspaper) and highlights their collective characteristic of providing information.

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