“”Ladayh” (لديه) is an Arabic word that means “he has” or “he possesses”.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to indicate possession or ownership. For example:
“Ladayh kitab” (لديه كتاب) – “He has a book.”
“Ladayh sayyara” (لديه سيارة) – “He has a car.”
“Ladayh ma’lumat” (لديه معلومات) – “He has information.”
It is also used in the negative phrase “lays ladayh” (ليس لديه) which means “he doesn’t have”. For example:
“Lays ladayh waqt” (ليس لديه وقت) – “He doesn’t have time.”
“Lays ladayh mal” (ليس لديه مال) – “He doesn’t have money.””
