ترائب ribs in Arabic
ترائب is how you say “ribs” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ثم ذكر محله الذي يخرج منه وهو بين الصلب والترائب
Then He mentioned its place from which it emerges, which is between the backbone and the ribs.
وَالتَّرَائِبِ and the ribs
wa- (and) on a definite plural noun in the genitive, 'and the ribs', the second point under 'between'. The conjunction ties it as the matching side of the pair, keeping the genitive carried from 'between'.
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More example sentences
صلب الرجل وترائب المرأة وهو موضع القلادة من صدرها
The backbone of the man and the ribs of the woman, which is the place of the necklace on her chest.
وَتَرَائِبُ and the ribs
wa- (and) on a noun 'ribs' heading a possessive pairing with 'the woman' after it: 'the ribs of the woman'. It surrenders its own article, taking definiteness from the owner, and parallels the earlier 'backbone of the man'.
وقيل صلب الرجل وترائبه وهي صدره فيخرج من صلبه وصدره
And it was said that the backbone of the man and his ribs, which is his chest, is where it comes out from.
وَتَرَائِبُهُ and his ribs
An attached possessive ending closes this noun, pointing back to the man as the owner of the ribs. Arabic fuses the possessor onto the end of the noun rather than using a separate possessive word, so one written word here carries both 'ribs' and 'his'.