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These adjectives are for masculine and add ة taa' marbouTa to become an adjective for feminine.
Examples:
( kareem /كريم )means generous in English. It's an adjective for a masculine.
kareema for feminine.

He is a generous.
howwa kareem. هو كريم

She is generous.
heyya kareema. هي كريمة

The adjective ( Tayyib/ Tayyibba) is kind.

He is kind.
howwa Tayyib. هو طيب
She is kind.
heyya Tayyibba. هي طيبة

(Hinayyin/ Hinayyina) means also kind.

( mo'adab / mo'adaba) means He/ she is polite.
هو مؤدب howwa mo'adab
هي مؤدبة heyya mo'adaba

The words ( Zareef/ laTeef) mean the adjective nice/pleasant.
ظريف / ظريفة
لطيف / لطيفة

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