No. 3,434 in Arabic
لوزراء
The Arabic word "لوزراء" means "for the ministers."
In a sentence
ذهب الوزراء إلى الاجتماع لمناقشة الوضع الحالي.
The ministers went to the meeting to discuss the current situation.
In this sentence, the word "الوزراء" (the ministers) is nominative plural definite, indicating a specific group of ministers who are collectively performing the action of going to the meeting.
يُعهد إلى الوزراء الجدد مسؤوليات كبيرة بعد تعيينهم.
New ministers are entrusted with significant responsibilities after their appointment.
Here, "الوزراء" refers to ministers in general, but using the definite article, it gives a sense of addressing the role or position of the newly appointed officials.
وزراء الدول العربية يجتمعون شهرياً للتداول في الشؤون الإقليمية.
Arab countries' ministers meet monthly to deliberate on regional affairs.
This sentence utilizes "وزراء" in an indefinite associative construction, representing ministers belonging to the Arab countries, giving context to the group forming the subject of the statement.
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