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How do you say "clam" in Arabic?

قوقعة

Qawqa'a

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "clam" is قوقعة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'Kaw-KAAH-ah' with a glottal stop in the middle, stressing the long 'aa' sound.

Writing and usage

Four letters with qaaf twice, creating the same shape repeated, then ayn and alif.

Example sentence

الطباخ فتح القوقعة واستخرج اللحمة

The chef opened the clam and took out the meat.

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How to remember قوقعة

Qawqa'a - the double qaaf makes it sound like shells clicking together.

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Questions about قوقعة

How do you say "clam" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "clam" is قوقعة. It is a noun.

How is قوقعة written in Arabic?

Four letters with qaaf twice, creating the same shape repeated, then ayn and alif.

How is قوقعة used in a sentence?

Use قوقعة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الطباخ فتح القوقعة واستخرج اللحمة (The chef opened the clam and took out the meat.).

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