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بِيَدِيِ in my hand in Arabic

بِيَدِيِ is how you say “in my hand” in Arabic.

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فَقَالَ مَا بِيَدِيِ مَا أَتَزَوَّجُ بِهِ،

He said, "I have nothing with which to get married."

بِيَدِيِ in my hand

The preposition bi- ('in/with') fused to a noun ('hand') that itself carries the suffix '-i' ('my'), so 'in my hand' is one word. The phrase idiomatically means 'in my power/possession', and the bi- governs the noun in the genitive.

From The Prophet's Marriage to Khadijah

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