Arabic nouns and adjectives inflect for gender (مُذَكَّر / مُؤَنَّث) and for three numbers: singular (مُفْرَد), dual (مُثَنَّى), and plural (جَمْع). Every form on this page is a word that actually occurs in the Qur'an — nothing has been generated purely by grammatical rule.
Six common noun pairs. Each form below is independently attested at the ayah shown.
| Meaning | Masculine (مُذَكَّر) | Ref | Feminine (مُؤَنَّث) | Ref |
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All ten pairs below appear together, side by side, in a single verse — a ready-made showcase of جمع مذكر سالم vs جمع مؤنث سالم.
| Meaning | Masculine plural | Feminine plural |
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The dual is rare in the Qur'an, appearing mostly for things that naturally come in pairs. Every entry below is a real dual form found at the ayah shown.
| Meaning | Dual form | Ref |
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