أنت you in Arabic
أنت is how you say “you” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
والأفضلُ أن تجمعَ اللفظَ والحضور تردِّد لا إلهَ إلا الله وأنت تفكّ قيودَ قلبِك من كلِّ معبودٍ باطلٍ صورة، مال، هوى
And it is better to combine the utterance and presence: you repeat 'None is worthy of worship except Allah' while freeing your heart from all false gods: images, wealth, desires.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'while you' — 'wa' plus the standalone 'you', opening a 'while, as' background clause. It frames what is happening at the same time as the repeating.
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وَمَا أَنْت بالمشتاق إِن قلت بَيْننَا
You are not longing if you say there is distance between us,
أَنْتَ you
The standalone pronoun 'you', the subject of the negated sentence. The one denied to be a true longer.
كل الْأَشْيَاء شَجَرَة وَأَنت الثَّمَرَة
All things are a tree, and you are the fruit.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'And' plus the standalone pronoun 'you', the topic of the matching clause — 'and you [are]…'. It sets the addressee against all things.
وَصُورَة وَأَنت الْمَعْنى
And a form, and you are the meaning.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'And' plus the pronoun 'you', the topic again — 'and you [are]…'. Set against the form.
وصدف وَأَنت الدّرّ ومخيض
And a shell, and you are the pearl, and curd.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'And' plus the pronoun 'you', the topic — 'and you [are]…'. Set against the shell.
وَأَنت الزّبد
And you are the cream.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'And' plus the pronoun 'you', the topic — 'and you [are]…'. Set against the buttermilk.
وَأَنت فِي صلب أَبِيك
And you were in the loins of your father.
وَأَنْتَ and you
'And' plus the standalone pronoun 'you', opening a circumstantial clause — 'while you [were]…'. It pictures the addressee at that distant time.
فليت شعري أنت ماذا عرفت؟ وما علمك،
I wish to know what you have understood? And what is your knowledge,
أَنْتَ you
This is a standalone subject pronoun, 'you', used for emphasis to single out the addressee before the question. Arabic only needs a separate pronoun like this for stress, since person is usually carried inside the verb, so its presence highlights 'you, specifically'.