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How do you say "cushion" in Arabic?

مخدة

Makhadda

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In Arabic, "cushion" is مخدة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'Makh-AHD-dah' with three syllables, stress on middle, 'ahd' long.

Writing and usage

Three letters: meem, kha, dal. The kha at the start makes a guttural 'kh' sound.

Example sentence

جلست على الكنبة مع مخدة وراء ضهري

I sat on the sofa with a cushion behind my back.

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How to remember مخدة

Makhadda - soft and comfortable sounding, like a pillow should feel.

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Questions about مخدة

How do you say "cushion" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "cushion" is مخدة. It is a noun.

How is مخدة written in Arabic?

Three letters: meem, kha, dal. The kha at the start makes a guttural 'kh' sound.

How is مخدة used in a sentence?

Use مخدة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: جلست على الكنبة مع مخدة وراء ضهري (I sat on the sofa with a cushion behind my back.).

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