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How do you say "goal" in Arabic?

مرمى

Marmaa

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In Arabic, "goal" is مرمى.

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Pronunciation

Say mar-MAH, with stress on the second syllable. It rhymes with 'spa'. Both syllables have the 'ar' and 'ah' pattern.

Writing and usage

مرمى has four letters. م (meem) starts it, and ى (alif maqsura) ends it. ر and م are in the middle.

Example sentence

المرمى لها ثلاثة أجزاء.

The goal has three parts.

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How to remember مرمى

Marmaa is a goal, especially in sports. It comes from the root rama, to throw or aim, so it is where you aim.

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Questions about مرمى

How do you say "goal" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "goal" is مرمى. It is a noun.

How is مرمى written in Arabic?

مرمى has four letters. م (meem) starts it, and ى (alif maqsura) ends it. ر and م are in the middle.

How is مرمى used in a sentence?

Use مرمى as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: المرمى لها ثلاثة أجزاء. (The goal has three parts.).

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