شَجَرَةً a tree in Arabic
شَجَرَةً is how you say “a tree” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَأَتَى شَجَرَةً
Then he came to a tree.
شَجَرَةً a tree
This noun is indefinite, marked by the doubled 'n' sound and accusative tail ending, and it is the direct object of 'came to': it names what he reached. The indefinite ending signals 'a tree, some tree', a new and unspecified thing in the scene.
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