إِبِل camel in Arabic
إِبِل is how you say “camel” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وأول من يسمعه رجل يلوط حوض إبله فيصعق ويصعق الناس،
And the first to hear it will be a man repairing the water basin for his camels, and he will fall unconscious along with the people,
إِبِلِهِ for his camels
This completes 'the basin of his camels', in the genitive as owner, with attached 'his'. The pronoun ties the camels to the man. A mundane chore at the world's end.
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كَمَا تذاد الغريبة من الْإِبِل عَن الْحَوْض
Just as the stray camel is driven away from the water trough.
الإِبِلِ the camel
This noun is the herd it is taken from, held in the governed form by 'from'. The 'the' frames the camels as a known collective.
فجاءنى بعد حين فقال يا عبد الله أدّ إلى أجرى، فقلت كل ما ترى من أجرك من الإبل والبقر والغنم والرقيق
After some time, he returned to me and said: 'O Servant of Allah, return my wages to me.' I said: 'Look at everything you see; it is all from your wages: camels, cows, sheep, and servants.'
الْإِبِلِ camels
This noun is governed by 'of', so it sits in the 'of' (genitive) ending; the al- makes it definite, 'the camels'. It is the first item in the list detailing the multiplied wealth.