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Baby

بابو

baaboo

(m)

بابو

collective:

baaboo

بابويه

singular (f):

baabooya

بابويات

plural:

baabooyaat

This noun has no plural

بابويه

feminine:

baabooya

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Boy

وَلَد

walad

(m)

وَلَد

collective:

walad

​

singular (f):

​

أولاد

plural:

awlaad

This noun has no plural

​

feminine:

​

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Brother

أخو

akhu

(m)

أخو

collective:

akhu

​

singular (f):

​

أخوان

plural:

akhwaan

This noun has no plural

​

feminine:

​

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Brother-in-law

حما

Hamaa

(m)

حما

collective:

Hamaa

​

singular (f):

​

حَمَوات

plural:

Hamaawaat

This noun has no plural

​

feminine:

​

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Child

طِفِل

Tifil

(m)

طِفِل

collective:

Tifil

طِفله

singular (f):

Tifla

أطفال

plural:

aTfaal

This noun has no plural

طِفله

feminine:

Tifla

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Child

شافِع

shaafi3

(m)

شافِع

collective:

shaafi3

شافعه

singular (f):

shaaf3a

شُفَّع

plural:

shuffa3

This noun has no plural

شافعه

feminine:

shaaf3a

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - female (maternal aunt's daughter)

بِت خاله

bitt khaala

(f)

بِت خاله

collective:

bitt khaala

بِت خاله

singular (f):

bitt khaala

بَنات خاله

plural:

banaat khaala

This noun has no plural

بِت خاله

feminine:

bitt khaala

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - female (maternal uncle's daughter)

بِت خال

bitt khaal

(f)

بِت خال

collective:

bitt khaal

بِت خال

singular (f):

bitt khaal

بَنات خال

plural:

banaat khaal

This noun has no plural

بِت خال

feminine:

bitt khaal

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - female (paternal aunt's daughter)

بِت عَمّه

bitt 3amma

(f)

بِت عَمّه

collective:

bitt 3amma

بِت عَمّه

singular (f):

bitt 3amma

بنات عَمّه

plural:

banaat 3amma

This noun has no plural

بِت عَمّه

feminine:

bitt 3amma

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - female (paternal uncle's daughter)

بِت عَم

bitt 3amm

(f)

بِت عَم

collective:

bitt 3amm

بِت عَم

singular (f):

bitt 3amm

بنات عَم

plural:

banaat 3amm

This noun has no plural

بِت عَم

feminine:

bitt 3amm

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - male (maternal aunt's son)

وَد خاله

wad khaala

(m)

وَد خاله

collective:

wad khaala

​

singular (f):

​

أولاد خاله

plural:

awlaad khaala

This noun has no plural

​

feminine:

​

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

Cousin - male (maternal uncle's son)

وَد خال

wad khaal

(m)

وَد خال

collective:

wad khaal

​

singular (f):

​

أولاد خال

plural:

awlaad khaal

This noun has no plural

​

feminine:

​

(m) means that a noun is masculine. Sudanese Arabic nouns have a gender, which is either masculine or feminine.

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