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How do you say "chair" in Arabic?

كرسي

Kursi

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "chair" is كرسي.

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Pronunciation

Say 'KUR-see' with two syllables, stress on first, 'kursi' rhyming with 'purse'.

Writing and usage

Three letters: kaaf, ra, seen, ya. The ya at the end marks it as feminine.

Example sentence

الكرسي الحمر جميل وقاعد أتفرج عليه

The red chair is beautiful and I'm looking at it.

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How to remember كرسي

Kursi - you sit on it, simple and direct.

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Questions about كرسي

How do you say "chair" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "chair" is كرسي. It is a noun.

How is كرسي written in Arabic?

Three letters: kaaf, ra, seen, ya. The ya at the end marks it as feminine.

How is كرسي used in a sentence?

Use كرسي as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الكرسي الحمر جميل وقاعد أتفرج عليه (The red chair is beautiful and I'm looking at it.).

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