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How do you say "factory" in Arabic?

مصنع

masnae

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In Arabic, "factory" is مصنع.

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Pronunciation

Say 'MAS-nah' with two syllables, stress on the first, 'nah' rhymes with 'ah'.

Writing and usage

This five-letter word starts with meem. The sad in the middle carries weight, and alif at the end extends.

Example sentence

المصنع كبير جدا

The factory is very large.

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How to remember مصنع

A factory makes things. Masnae sounds like where things are made.

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Questions about مصنع

How do you say "factory" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "factory" is مصنع. It is a noun.

How is مصنع written in Arabic?

This five-letter word starts with meem. The sad in the middle carries weight, and alif at the end extends.

How is مصنع used in a sentence?

Use مصنع as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: المصنع كبير جدا (The factory is very large.).

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