Here's a breakdown:
* Enta: This is the masculine form of the word "you" in Arabic.
* Eih: This means "what" in Arabic.
The phrase is often used to express confusion, curiosity, or disbelief. It can also be used as a rhetorical question.
Here are some examples of how "enta eih" might be used:
* "Enta eih fi eidek?" (What is that in your hand?)
* "Enta eih 3amel keda?" (What are you doing that for?)
* "Enta eih, madbouh?" (What are you, crazy?)
It's important to note that the phrase is often used in a questioning tone, and the intonation can change the meaning.