No. 967 in Arabic

للقوات

"للقوات" means "for the forces" in English.

In a sentence

تتمتع القوات المسلحة بقدرات هائلة في الدفاع عن الوطن.
The armed forces have enormous capabilities in defending the homeland.
The word 'القوات' here refers to 'forces,' specifically in the context of a military establishment.
تحتاج المهمة إلى دعم إضافي للقوات في الميدان.
The mission requires additional support for the forces in the field.
In this sentence, 'القوات' is used to represent 'forces,' emphasizing their role in an operational context.
عُقد اجتماع لمناقشة الاستراتيجيات الجديدة للقوات الدولية.
A meeting was held to discuss new strategies for the international forces.
Here, 'القوات' refers to 'forces,' more specifically international ones, highlighting their collective strategy development.

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