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Previously, unamazed by the Quran.

I noticed that two plurals are used for the word nina.

Yeah. Sometimes an unam is used.

Yeah.

And at other times n'am is used.

Yeah, the varying plural seems like a geeky...

nerdy grammatical thing, but it's actually pretty cool.

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Right, so does this varying plural thing happen elsewhere in the Quran as well?

Yes, it does.

There are other places where the same word is translated,

but if you look at the Arabic, there are varying plurals,

and that has an impact on how we understand those ayat.

I'd love to hear another example of it.

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