Jis often inserted before, and in this case the

is frequently suppressed, as

.تلك وذلك

The relatives who or which, is thus declined:

L

There are several variations in the declension of this

relative, but they are not frequently used.

This relative does not admit any prefixed particles except,, J, J, I; the genitive is not often employed except after the prefixes and J. Where the construction is such as to require a genitive, the accusative of the relative is usually employed, and the genitive of the demonstrative or personal pronoun governed by a preposition supplied.

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this is the man هذا هو الرجل الذي مررت به .Ex

by whom I passed.

who, is of both genders and of all numbers. It

may also be used without an antecedent in the signification of he who, she who.

Lo is similarly used for things without life.

Which, interrogative, is expressed by, the femi