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How do you say "bench" in Arabic?

دكة

Dikka

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "bench" is دكة.

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Pronunciation

Say DIK-kah, with stress on the first syllable. The 'i' is short, and the double 'k' is pronounced as one sound.

Writing and usage

دكة has three letters: د (dal), ك (kaf doubled), ة (ta marbuta). The feminine ending marks it as a common noun.

Example sentence

جلسنا على الدكة.

We sat on the bench.

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How to remember دكة

Dikka is a bench or platform. It's a word you might hear in Egyptian colloquial Arabic more than formal Arabic.

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Questions about دكة

How do you say "bench" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "bench" is دكة. It is a noun.

How is دكة written in Arabic?

دكة has three letters: د (dal), ك (kaf doubled), ة (ta marbuta). The feminine ending marks it as a common noun.

How is دكة used in a sentence?

Use دكة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: جلسنا على الدكة. (We sat on the bench.).

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