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How do you say "bat" in Arabic?

مضرب

Madrab

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In Arabic, "bat" is مضرب.

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Pronunciation

Say 'mad-rab' with two syllables and stress on the first, the 'd' sharp and clear.

Writing and usage

مضرب has five letters. The letter ض (daad) is a difficult sound that does not exist in English.

Example sentence

إحنا محتاجين مضرب وكورة للعب التنس.

We need a bat and ball to play tennis.

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How to remember مضرب

مضرب comes from the root 'daraba', meaning to hit or strike, so the bat is the tool for hitting.

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Questions about مضرب

How do you say "bat" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "bat" is مضرب. It is a noun.

How is مضرب written in Arabic?

مضرب has five letters. The letter ض (daad) is a difficult sound that does not exist in English.

How is مضرب used in a sentence?

Use مضرب as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: إحنا محتاجين مضرب وكورة للعب التنس. (We need a bat and ball to play tennis.).

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