Arabic vocabulary
حَرْفانِ is how you say “two words” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
إذا ناظرتَهم لم تَلْق منهم سوى حَرْفَيْنِ لِمْ لِمْ لا نُسَلِّمْ
When you debate them, you find nothing from them but the two words, 'why, why, we do not concede.'
حَرْفَيْنِ — two words. 'two utterances' — the DUAL (the -ayn genitive ending), 'a mere two phrases'. Arabic folds 'exactly two' into the noun's ending.
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