حِمَارٌ donkey in Arabic
حِمَارٌ is how you say “donkey” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فقال الوالي إذاً خذ الناقة واعطه حمارك بدل الدراهم
The governor said: Then take the camel and give him your donkey instead of the dirhams.
حِمَارَكَ your donkey
This is 'donkey' with the attached 'your' (male singular), a possessive, the donkey belonging to the addressee. It is the object of the command 'give' and takes the accusative ending. The suffix marks the animal as the Bedouin's, the proposed substitute payment.
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فقال الأعرابي ليس لي حمار
The Bedouin said: I do not have a donkey.
حِمَارٌ a donkey
This is 'a donkey', indefinite, the subject of the 'is not' verb: 'not a donkey is to me'. It takes the nominative as that subject. Under the negation it means he owns no donkey at all.