و

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Conjunction (harf 'ataf), used for absolute association, connecting a word to its accompanying, preceding, or succeeding element.

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Initial conjunction (harf isti'naf), with which a new sentence begins.

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A letter preceding a circumstantial clause, called: (wawu al-hāl).

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A letter indicating accompaniment (ma'iyah), governing the accusative case on the noun after it as a comitative object (maf'ūl ma'ahu), called: (wawu al-ma'iyah).

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An oath letter (harf qasam), which only prefixes an explicit noun, called: (wawu al-qasam).

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A letter preceding an indefinite noun, with an implied (rubba) following it, called: (wawu rubba).

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A marker of the nominative case (rafa') in the sound masculine plural and the five nouns.

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A redundant letter (za'idah) for emphasis.

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A letter that is written but not pronounced, called (wawu al-fasl), such as the waw in "عمرو" in the nominative and genitive cases to distinguish it from "عمر", or called (al-wawu al-fariqah), such as the waw in "أولئك" dan "أولي".

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A letter that emphasizes the close attachment of an adjectival clause to its described noun.

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A subjunctive particle after which the imperfect verb is put in the accusative case provided it is preceded by negation or a request, called (wawu al-ma'iyah).

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A coordinating conjunction indicating division.

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A letter meaning the preposition ba'.

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A redundant letter, called (wawu tsamaniyah/wawu of eight), mentioned before the number eight because the Arabs considered seven a complete number, and what comes after it is a renewed number preceded by waw.

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A connected subject pronoun for the group of absent and addressed males.