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hi,

although I conclude most of words with ت or ة it returns the conclusion of words in ه
why?

for instance تفحت means apple but it returns تفاحه as apple in translation.

both are same?

Hi Jimmy,

Well, to start off, the singular apple in Arabic is properly spelled تفاحة, while plural is تفاح (i.e not تفحت).

As for the ta'a marbuta تاء مربوطة, I suspect that Google Translate gets it wrong because of the data it was trained on, it gets a lot of things wrong although it has been improving. The orthography rule is dead easy for native speakers but people usually ignore it for the sake of convenience.

mmm but here may I ask whether these are different (or what is the difference,I think there is no difference but..)

1) تفحت
2) تفاحة

meanwhile,thanks for your reply.

according to my new learnings,

this "ta marbutah" is for making feminine form of nouns or subjects.

like this:

1) طالِبٌ
2) طالِبَةٌ

the first word means a male student and the second one is for female student

also, there are two more types but I could not understand one of that well (with ي)
إ seems like clear (li انتإِ or more correctly (presumably) انتاِ )

jimmy wrote:mmm but here may I ask whether these are different (or what is the difference,I think there is no difference but..)

1) تفحت
2) تفاحة

Actually we don't have this word (تفحت) in Arabic. It has no meaning. تفاحة is the correct one

Please let me know if you any further assistance