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How do you say "fabric" in Arabic?
قماش
Ummaesh
In Arabic, "fabric" is قماش.
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Pronunciation
Say 'Umm-AHSH' with two syllables, stress on second, 'ahsh' rhyming with 'cash'.
Writing and usage
Three letters: qaaf, meem, alif, seen, ha. The meem is recognizable in the middle.
Example sentence
القماش الحرير ناعم وجميل
Silk fabric is soft and beautiful.
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How to remember قماش
Ummaash - the 'ash' ending makes it sound like cloth rustling.
Related words
- bra سنتيان Sintian
- cap كاب Cab
- glasses نضارة Naddaara
- pocket جيب Geeb
- shoes جزمة Gazma
- staff فريق عمل Fari' 'amal
- suit بدلة Badla
- t-shirt تي شيرت Ty sheert
- zipper سوسته Soosta
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Questions about قماش
How do you say "fabric" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "fabric" is قماش. It is a noun.
How is قماش written in Arabic?
Three letters: qaaf, meem, alif, seen, ha. The meem is recognizable in the middle.
How is قماش used in a sentence?
Use قماش as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: القماش الحرير ناعم وجميل (Silk fabric is soft and beautiful.).
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