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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,532 in Arabic

ي

The Arabic word "ي" is a possessive suffix meaning "my" or indicates the first-person singular in structures like pronouns or verbs.

In a sentence

  • كتابي موجود على الطاولة.

    My book is on the table.

    Here, 'ي' is a possessive suffix meaning 'my', indicating that the book belongs to the speaker.

  • رأيت حبيبي في السوق.

    I saw my beloved in the market.

    In this case, 'ي' is a possessive suffix meaning 'my', used with the word 'حبيب' to denote intimacy or affection towards a person.

  • سيارتي جديدة.

    My car is new.

    Here, 'ي' is also a possessive suffix used to mean 'my', specifying ownership of the car by the speaker.

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