When we use the female dual pronoun “هما" in Arabic in the past tense, what is the letter that we use in verbs ? What letter do we use in the case of the masculine grammatical gender?

Question

Change in verbs when we change from feminine gender to masculine gender in Arabic grammar.

Answer 1

for the female, هما in the past tense we add (Taa) at the end of the verb, for example: Huma akalata

for the masculine, هنا in the past tense, we add (a) at the end of the verb, for example: Huma akala.

Answer 2

with verbs that are هما feminine we add the letters تا to the end of the verb for example: هما ذهبتا الى البنك. by contrast with هما masculine, we add an alif to the end of the verb for example: هما ذهبا الى البنك