Arabic vocabulary

رُوَاةnarrators in Arabic

رُوَاة is how you say “narrators” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

إنما همتهم في السماع على جهلة الشيوخ، وتكثير العدد من الأجزاء والرواة،
Their only concern is listening to ignorant scholars and accumulating large numbers of volumes and narrators.
وَالرُّوَاةِ — and narrators. The connector wa- 'and' joins a second broken-plural noun with al- 'the', 'the narrators', parallel to 'the volumes'. The wa- coordinates the two as the things being counted up. Both share the genitive ('of') form under the earlier 'of/from', completing 'volumes and narrators'.
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