Merchant in Arabic – تَاجِر

تَاجِر

Merchant

Masculine Common Broken Fully

Learn the Arabic word تَاجِر meaning Merchant, including masculine gender and broken plural تُجَّار, with grammatical forms where available.

Noun Morphology Chart

State	Plural (جمع)	Dual (مثنى)	Singular (مفرد)
Raf (Mantu) Subject	تُجَّارٌ	تَاجِرَانِ	تَاجِرٌ
Nasb (Mansub) Object	تُجَّارًا	تَاجِرَيْنِ	تَاجِرًا
Jar (Majrur) Possessive	تُجَّارٍ	تَاجِرَيْنِ	تَاجِرٍ

Arabic word

Arabic: تَاجِر
English meaning: Merchant
With the definite article: التَاجِر

Grammar

Gender: Masculine
Type: Common noun
Plural: Broken — تُجَّار
Declension: Fully

Forms

The chart above shows singular, dual and plural forms in the raf (subject), nasb (object) and jar (possessive) cases when those forms can be generated from the stored morphology.

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