No. 4,309 in Arabic

محمد

The Arabic word "محمد" (Muhammad) means "praised" or "praiseworthy."

In a sentence

محمد طالب مجتهد.
Mohammed is a diligent student.
The name "محمد" is used as a proper noun referring to the subject of the sentence.
رأيت محمدًا في المكتبة.
I saw Mohammed in the library.
The name "محمد" is utilized as the object of the verb, showcasing its grammatical inflection in Arabic in the accusative case.
كتاب محمد على الطاولة.
Mohammed's book is on the table.
The name "محمد" is used in a possessive construction, indicating ownership of the book.

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