صِنْف type in Arabic
صِنْف is how you say “type” in Arabic.
Arabic
English
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Example sentence
فلهذا كان أولو الأمر صنفين العلماء، والأمراء،
Thus, those in authority consist of two types: the scholars and the rulers.
صِنْفَيْنِ two types
This is the dual, Arabic's dedicated 'exactly two' form, folded into the ending of the noun rather than added as a separate 'two'. It is the complement of 'were', so it takes the accusative dual ending: 'were two kinds'.
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