لتلك

لتلك

The Arabic word "لتلك" means "for that" or "to that" in English.

Here, 'لتلك' is used as a demonstrative adjective describing the noun 'المدينة' (the city), indicating a specific city that has been mentioned or is understood in the context.

ذهبت لتلك المدينة واستمتعت بكل شيء فيها.

I went to that city and enjoyed everything there.

In this sentence, 'لتلك' is used as a demonstrative adjective modifying 'الطالبة' (the student), emphasizing a particular student in the given context.

أعطيت الكتاب لتلك الطالبة لأنها تحتاجه في دراستها.

I gave the book to that student because she needs it for her studies.

Here, 'لتلك' stylizes the context in relation to 'القصة' (the story), contextualizing a specific story as related to the subject matter.

كانت لتلك القصة بداية مشوقة ولكن نهايتها غير متوقعة.

That story had an interesting beginning but an unexpected ending.