Arabic Plural Finder
Look up 92 Arabic nouns and their plurals. Search singulars or plurals, compare sound masculine endings, and practice recalling broken plurals.
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92 selected nouns with recorded plural forms. Arabic plurals are lexical; unsupported words are not guessed.
3 matching entries
كِتَاب
book
Plural: كُتُب
broken
كَاتِب
writer
Plural: كُتَّاب
broken
كِتَابَة
writing
Plural: كِتَابَات
sound feminine; writings
Nonhuman plurals often take feminine singular agreement
هٰذِهِ الْكُتُبُ جَدِيدَةٌ.
“These books are new.” Although كُتُب is plural, the demonstrative and adjective are feminine singular. Human plurals follow different agreement patterns.
The case selector changes only sound masculine ـونَ / ـينَ. It does not add every noun’s case vowel, inflect broken plurals, or handle construct-state deletion. Some entries include their conventional indefinite endings.
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Broken plurals change the inside of a word
كِتَاب becomes كُتُب, while مَدِينَة becomes مُدُن. There are recurring templates, but no single rule predicts every noun’s plural. Learn a noun and a common plural together.
Sound plurals have characteristic endings
Many human masculine nouns use ـونَ in the nominative and ـينَ in accusative/genitive contexts. Sound feminine plurals usually end in ـات. These patterns are productive, but they cannot be attached indiscriminately to every noun.
Meaning can affect plural choice
A noun may have more than one plural, sometimes with different senses or registers. This collection gives selected common forms, with alternatives where noted. It does not claim to list every attested plural.
The dual is a separate category
Arabic distinguishes two from three or more. مَدِينَتَانِ means two cities, while مُدُن is plural. A plural finder should not replace the plural with a dual suffix merely because both refer to more than one item.