Arabic vocabulary
أَتَرَانِيdo you think me in Arabic
أَتَرَانِي is how you say “do you think me” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
أَتَرَانِي جَزَيْتُهَا؟
Do you think I repaid her?
أَتَرَانِي — do you think me. A dense cluster: the question prefix a- turns this into a yes/no question, the verb stem can mean both 'see' and 'reckon/think', and the suffix -ni ('me') is its object. So one written word carries question-marker, verb, and object-pronoun at once. The a- is what flags the whole sentence as a question rather than a statement.
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