Definite and indefinite nouns in Arabic


The Arabic grammar distinguishes two “states” of nouns – a definite and an indefinite form.
  • In the definite form, the Arabic noun stands with an article.
  • In the indefinite form, the noun comes without the article and adds the so called 'nunation' at the end of the word.

 

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