Questions & Answers about هيدهن المرهم دلوقتي.
No. In هيدهن, the first two letters are not the separate pronoun هي.
They break down like this:
- هـ = the future marker in Egyptian Arabic, often pronounced ha-
- يـ = the verb prefix for he
- دهن = the verb root/base here
So هيدهن means he will apply / he’s going to apply.
That means:
- هيدهن = he will apply
- هتدهن = she will apply or you (singular) will apply, depending on context
So even though the spelling begins with هي, it is not the standalone pronoun هي.