No. 1,953 in Arabic

ولدى

"My son" or "my boy."

In a sentence

ولدى يذهب إلى المدرسة كل يوم.
My son goes to school every day.
Here, 'ولدى' means 'my son', referring to the speaker's offspring.
الأمور في ولدى تتحسن مع الوقت.
The matters in my situation are improving with time.
In this sentence, 'ولدى' refers to 'my situation' or 'my affairs', potentially implying personal circumstances.
ولدى من الكتب المفضلة لدي.
Among my favorite books.
'ولدى' here stems from 'لدى', meaning 'among' or 'with me', showing possession or association.

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