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How do you say "envelope" in Arabic?

ظرف

Zarf

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In Arabic, "envelope" is ظرف.

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Pronunciation

One syllable: 'ZAHRF' with a guttural 'z' sound at the start. The word is short and clipped.

Writing and usage

The word uses 'zay', 'ra', and 'fa'. It's a simple three-letter root. The 'fa' at the end makes it sharp.

Example sentence

الظرف على الطاولة

The envelope is on the table.

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How to remember ظرف

Zarf sounds like 'scarf'. You fold an envelope like you fold a scarf.

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Questions about ظرف

How do you say "envelope" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "envelope" is ظرف. It is a noun.

How is ظرف written in Arabic?

The word uses 'zay', 'ra', and 'fa'. It's a simple three-letter root. The 'fa' at the end makes it sharp.

How is ظرف used in a sentence?

Use ظرف as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الظرف على الطاولة (The envelope is on the table.).

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