هنه

North Levantine Arabic

Etymology

Formally possibly in part from Arabic هُنَّ‎ (hunna, “they [feminine]”), but the use as a masculine or gender-neutral plural is based on Aramaic, including Classical Syriac ܗܢܘܢ‎ (hennon).

Pronoun

هنه (hinni)

  1. they
    ‏كلما بشوفن هنه عم يحكو بنفس الموضوع‎
    Kilmā bšūfun, hinni ʿam yaḥkū b-nafs il-mawḍūʿ.
    Whenever I see them, they’re talking about the same topic.
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