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أَيْدِيُهُمْ their hands in Arabic

أَيْدِيُهُمْ is how you say “their hands” in Arabic.

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قَالَ هُمْ البَرِيئَةُ أَيْدِيُهُمْ،

He said: their hands are innocent.

أَيْدِيُهُمْ their hands

This is a plural noun carrying an owner-ending meaning 'their', so one word equals 'their hands', and it is what the predicate 'innocent' really describes. The attached possessor reaches back to the people just named. Arabic glues the owner onto the noun rather than using a separate word.

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