No. 5,792 in Arabic
مديرا
The Arabic word "مديرا" means "a manager" or "director."
In a sentence
كان أحمد مديرًا ناجحًا في الشركة.
Ahmed was a successful manager at the company.
Here, "مديرًا" is used as a predicate nominative referring to Ahmed's role as a manager.
تم تعيين محمد مديرًا لمكتب الفرع الجديد.
Mohammad was appointed as the manager of the new branch office.
In this sentence, "مديرًا" functions as a predicate accusative describing Mohammad's new position.
يرغب خالد في أن يصبح مديرًا يومًا ما.
Khaled wishes to become a manager someday.
Here, "مديرًا" is used as an infinitive complement to describe what Khaled aspires.
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