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How do you say "bone" in Arabic?

عضم

Aadm

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In Arabic, "bone" is عضم.

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Pronunciation

Say 'AHD-m' with a short 'ah' sound and a quick ending, like 'oddm' compressed together.

Writing and usage

Three letters: ayn, da, meem. It's a short, compact word with powerful letter shapes.

Example sentence

الكلب كان بياكل عظم الدجاج

The dog was eating a chicken bone.

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How to remember عضم

Aadm is short and sharp - bones themselves are hard and compact.

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Questions about عضم

How do you say "bone" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "bone" is عضم. It is a noun.

How is عضم written in Arabic?

Three letters: ayn, da, meem. It's a short, compact word with powerful letter shapes.

How is عضم used in a sentence?

Use عضم as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الكلب كان بياكل عظم الدجاج (The dog was eating a chicken bone.).

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