الجَصّاص Al-Jassas in Arabic
الجَصّاص is how you say “Al-Jassas” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
قصة الجصاص مع ابن الفرات
The Story of Al-Jassas with Ibn Al-Furat
الجَصّاصِ Al-Jassas
The owner closing 'the story of al-Jassas', a proper name placed right after the head-noun. As the owning member it sits in the genitive slot and lends its name's definiteness to the whole pairing.
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More example sentences
كان الجصاص تاجرًا أحمق، فدخل على ابن الفرات الوزير،
Al-Jassas was a foolish merchant who entered upon the minister Ibn Al-Furat.
الجَصّاصُ Al-Jassas
The subject of 'was', 'al-Jassas', named after the verb and so carrying the subject ending. He is the figure being introduced.
فخرج الجصاص مسرورًا، فلقي رجلاً فقال له من أين جئت بهذه الدراهم؟
Al-Jassas went out happily and met a man who asked him: Where did you get this money from?
الجَصّاصُ Al-Jassas
A proper name acting as the doer of the verb before it, so it takes the -u subject ending. It identifies the 'he' that the verb already implied.
فقال الوزير أحسنت، اذهب فقد سبقك الجصاص إلى الجنة، فالقصر الذي اشتريته هو لصاحب الدار، فاذهب واقبضه منه
The minister said: Well done, go, for Al-Jassas has preceded you to Paradise, and the palace you bought belongs to the owner of the house, so go and collect it from him.
الجَصّاصُ Al-Jassas
Names the doer of 'preceded' and so takes the -u subject ending, telling you who got ahead.