No. 2,876 in Arabic
متهما
Accused.
In a sentence
كان الرجل متهما في قضية سرقة.
The man was accused in a theft case.
The word "متهما" refers to someone who is accused or suspected in a legal matter, specifically positioned as predicate in this sentence.
رأيت القاضي يخاطب متهما أثناء المحاكمة.
I saw the judge addressing an accused during the trial.
Here, "متهما" marks the object of the verb "يخاطب," specifying the individual being addressed, emphasizing its direct involvement in the legal context.
الشهود لم يتمكنوا من تحديد ملامح متهما بشكل واضح.
The witnesses couldn't clearly identify the features of an accused person.
In this sentence, "متهما" describes the state or identity of an individual in the analysis of the witnesses, attributing the role of accused in the context.
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