سَيِّد leader in Arabic
سَيِّد is how you say “leader” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
جد سيدنا ومولانا الإمام الواجبة ومخالفه جاهلي في مذهبي
The ancestor of our master and lord, the Imam whose obedience is obligatory, and whoever opposes him is ignorant in my view.
سَيِّدِنَا our master
The attached -na adds 'our', fusing the possessor onto the noun. It owns the grandfather just before it and is itself owned within the longer chain, sitting in the -i possessor slot.
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More example sentences
فنهس منها نهسة وقال أنا سيد الناس يوم القيامة،
He took a bite from it and said, "I am the leader of the people on the Day of Resurrection."
سَيِّدُ the leader
A noun that serves as the 'am' half of the sentence, the predicate paired with the 'I' before it; Arabic needs no verb 'to be' in the present, so the bare noun does that work. It also opens a possessive pairing, owning the noun after it.