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How do you say "ball" in Arabic?

كورة

Koora

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In Arabic, "ball" is كورة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'koo-rah' with stress on the first syllable, a short 'oo' sound like in 'book'.

Writing and usage

كورة has four letters. The و (waw) in the middle is rare, giving the word a rounded, full sound.

Example sentence

أعطني الكورة يا أحمد.

Give me the ball, Ahmed.

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How to remember كورة

Think of 'core' (a ball's center) to remember كورة, since balls are round and core-like.

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Questions about كورة

How do you say "ball" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "ball" is كورة. It is a noun.

How is كورة written in Arabic?

كورة has four letters. The و (waw) in the middle is rare, giving the word a rounded, full sound.

How is كورة used in a sentence?

Use كورة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: أعطني الكورة يا أحمد. (Give me the ball, Ahmed.).

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