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How do you say "donut" in Arabic?

دونات

Duwnat

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In Arabic, "donut" is دونات.

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Pronunciation

Say 'doo-WAH-nat' with three syllables, stress on the first, second has a 'w' sound.

Writing and usage

This five-letter word starts with dal. The waw and alif appear early, ta at the end is rounded.

Example sentence

الدونات بالشوكولاتة

The donut is with chocolate.

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How to remember دونات

Donut is a round pastry. Duwnat sounds like the shape rolling.

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Questions about دونات

How do you say "donut" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "donut" is دونات. It is a noun.

How is دونات written in Arabic?

This five-letter word starts with dal. The waw and alif appear early, ta at the end is rounded.

How is دونات used in a sentence?

Use دونات as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الدونات بالشوكولاتة (The donut is with chocolate.).

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