الْكِبَرُ، the old age, in Arabic
الْكِبَرُ، is how you say “the old age,” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَقَالَ إِنَّ لِيَّ أُمًّا بَلَغَ بِهَا الْكِبَرُ،
He said, "I have a mother who has reached old age,"
الْكِبَرُ the old age,
This noun carries al- 'the' and is the subject of 'reached / came upon', wearing the subject-style -u ending that marks it as the doer. Arabic places the subject after its verb here, and the -u ending identifies old age as the thing that came upon her. So 'old age' is grammatically what arrived.
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