بِكُمَا for you both in Arabic
بِكُمَا is how you say “for you both” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
لَفَعَلْتُ، وَلَكِنِّي أَرْغَبُ بِكُمَا عَنْ ذَلِكَ وَأَزْوِيهِ عَنْكُمَا،
I would have done it, but I prefer to spare you both that, and I will keep it away from you both.
بُكْمًا for you both
The bi- here is a preposition governing the pronoun attached to it, and that pronoun is the dual 'you two' (-kuma), so the word means 'for you two'. Paired with the verb of preferring, this bi- marks the persons on whose behalf the choice is made. The -kuma is Arabic's 'exactly two' object form.
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