أمة nation in Arabic
أمة is how you say “nation” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وهذا غير منكر في لغة أمة من الأمم فضلًا عن أوسع اللغات وأفصحها
And this is not denied in the language of any nation, let alone in the most expansive and eloquent of languages.
أُمَّةٍ of any nation
An indefinite noun 'a nation', the owning second noun of 'the language of a nation', in the genitive. Its indefiniteness generalizes to any nation at all.
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اعلم أن في كل طائفة من علماء هذه الأمة ما يذم ويعاب، فتجنبه
Know that in every group of scholars of this nation, there is what is blameworthy and disgraceful, so avoid it.
الْأُمَّةِ nation
This noun, the nation, is the owner half closing the chain 'scholars of this nation', genitive and definite by 'al-'. Its definiteness makes the whole possessive phrase definite, anchoring which community's scholars are meant.