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How do you say "bra" in Arabic?

سنتيان

Sintian

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In Arabic, "bra" is سنتيان.

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Pronunciation

Say 'Sin-TYAN' with two syllables, stress on second, 'tyan' like 'chop'.

Writing and usage

Three letters: seen, noon, ta, ya, alif, noon. Borrowed word adapted to Arabic.

Example sentence

الستيان مهم جداً لراحة المرأة

A bra is very important for women's comfort.

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How to remember سنتيان

Sintian - borrowed from English 'soutien' (support), sounds technical.

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Questions about سنتيان

How do you say "bra" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "bra" is سنتيان. It is a noun.

How is سنتيان written in Arabic?

Three letters: seen, noon, ta, ya, alif, noon. Borrowed word adapted to Arabic.

How is سنتيان used in a sentence?

Use سنتيان as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الستيان مهم جداً لراحة المرأة (A bra is very important for women's comfort.).

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