No. 581 in Arabic

منح

"منح" means "to grant" or "to award."

In a sentence

منح المعلم الطالب جائزة على جهوده.
The teacher granted the student an award for his efforts.
In this sentence, 'منح' means 'granted' or 'gave' and is used in the past tense to indicate a generous action performed by the subject towards the object.
هل يمكنك أن تمنحني دقيقة من وقتك؟
Can you grant me a minute of your time?
Here, 'تمنح' is the present tense of 'منح', meaning 'grant' or 'give', used in a request context.
كان معروفًا بسماحته في منح النصائح القيمة.
He was known for his generosity in granting valuable advice.
In this context, 'منح' is used to mean 'granting' or 'offering', highlighting the habitual action of giving something valuable freely.

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