Lesson 76 – الدَّرْسُ السَّادِسُ والسَّبْعونَ
The meanings of the prepositions - معاني حروف الجر
The preposition (min)– حرف الجر " مِنْ "
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- The original meaning of (مِنْ /min/) is the circumstantial meaning (from) as: (خَرَجْتُ مِنَ الغُرْفَةِ I exited from the room). The following table shows more structures in which (min) is used with the circumstantial meaning (from):
| Picture | Meaning of the preposition | English | Arabic |
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| From (place) | I go from my home to school | |
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| From (time) | I play from the midday to the afternoon | |
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| From (somebody) | I admired Khalid for his courage | |
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| From (something) | Your travel to Iraq surprised me |
- There are some other meanings of the preposition (min) as in the following structures:
| Picture | Meaning | English | Arabic |
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| Of | This shirt is made of cotton | |
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| Instead of | The lazy accepts the failure instead of the success | |
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| Because of | Your succeed is (because) of your good works |
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