ثِيَاب clothing in Arabic
ثِيَاب is how you say “clothing” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
نعم، ورأينا ذئابا عليهم الثياب،
Yes, and we have seen wolves wearing clothes.
الثِّيَابُ clothing
This is the delayed subject of that 'upon them [is]...' clause — 'clothing', a broken plural in the nominative — describing the wolves' state: dressed as men. So the whole tail is a circumstantial 'while clothes were on them', the disguise of the predators.
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More example sentences
ولا يدع التجمل، ولا يمتنع من لبس جيد الثياب،
He did not forsake adornment and did not refrain from wearing fine clothes,
الثِّيَابِ clothes
This owner noun closes the 'fine of clothes' pairing, so it carries the governed ending while staying definite. It names what kind of clothing the fineness belongs to.