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How do you say "four" in Arabic?

أربعة

Arba'a

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In Arabic, "four" is أربعة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ar-ba-ah' with three syllables and stress on the first syllable.

Writing and usage

أربعة has five letters and ends with the feminine marker ة. The ء (hamza) at the start is a glottal stop.

Example sentence

أربعة زوايا في المربع.

A square has four corners.

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How to remember أربعة

Arba'a sounds almost like 'arroba', a historical unit of weight, reflecting the number four's use in measurements.

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Questions about أربعة

How do you say "four" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "four" is أربعة. It is a noun.

How is أربعة written in Arabic?

أربعة has five letters and ends with the feminine marker ة. The ء (hamza) at the start is a glottal stop.

How is أربعة used in a sentence?

Use أربعة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: أربعة زوايا في المربع. (A square has four corners.).

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