Peace Shirley,

I'm trying to find all occurrences of (a woman) and (two women).

(a woman)
412, 4128, 2723, 3350

(two women)
2282

Both words contain the letters so if there's another word with perhaps it will be the Arabic word for 'three or more women'.
Another possible method is to examine the relationship between the Arabic words for 'a man', 'two men' and 'two or more men' then try and find the same relationship between the female counterparts.

By the way, I don't speak Arabic so what are 'broken plurals' and 'sound plurals'?

Hey Shirley, the following site...
http//www.ourbeacon.com/cgi-bin/bbs60x/webbbs_config.pl/md/read/id/314123119165942
...is similar to what I mentioned before...
http//revolutionpsyche.wordpress.com/2011/07/18/if-nisa-meant-women/

Regarding the word amra'atu (one woman) shouldn't the singular be the same word as the plural but with one, maybe two additional letters attached to it.
For example, the word muslimeen is the word muslim but with the two letters at the end.

Applying logic we get...
kafir is to kafireen
...in the same way as...
muslim is to muslimeen
...in the same way as...
amra'atu is to ??
amra'ateen maybe?

Anyone know the Arabic word for 'woman'? (the singular form, not plural)
With that being said, does anyone know of another Arabic word from the same root with a similar spelling which, I assume, should be the plural form?
Please give references from the god's Arabic reading.

Hello Shirley. This website agrees with you...

http//revolutionpsyche.wordpress.com/2011/07/18/if-nisa-meant-women/

One of the comments suggested that 'qawm' means 'established society' and 'nisa' means 'those who are developing'.