Enta

Enta is a term that can refer to several topics, but its most common use is as a transliteration of the Arabic pronoun for “you” in the masculine singular in many dialects. In Modern Standard Arabic, the corresponding pronoun is anta.

In Arabic dialects, the masculine second-person pronoun is frequently rendered as enta in Latin script, while the feminine form is enti or anti depending on the dialect. The spelling enta reflects colloquial pronunciation rather than standard orthography.

Beyond language, Enta can appear as a geographic name, a personal name, or a title in Arabic-language media and literature. However, there is no single internationally recognized topic known simply as Enta; context is required to disambiguate which use is intended.

Because transliteration varies across dialects and genres, references to Enta are typically clarified by noting the language, region, or medium involved. See also Arabic pronouns and transliteration practices for related information.