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How do you say "dark" in Arabic?

مضلم

midlam

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In Arabic, "dark" is مضلم.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce as mid-LAM. The first syllable rhymes with 'hid', the second with 'mom'. Stress the first syllable.

Writing and usage

Midlam is six letters with the meem prefix and the dal-lam-meem root. The final meem closes it.

Example sentence

الغرفة مظلمة جدا

The room is very dark.

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How to remember مضلم

Midlam contains 'dam'. Dark places are dammed up and blocked from light.

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Questions about مضلم

How do you say "dark" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "dark" is مضلم. It is a noun.

How is مضلم written in Arabic?

Midlam is six letters with the meem prefix and the dal-lam-meem root. The final meem closes it.

How is مضلم used in a sentence?

Use مضلم as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الغرفة مظلمة جدا (The room is very dark.).

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