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How do you say "ink" in Arabic?

حبر

Hibr

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In Arabic, "ink" is حبر.

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Pronunciation

One syllable: 'HIBR' with a short 'i' at the start. The word is clipped and punchy.

Writing and usage

This three-letter word uses 'ha', 'ba', and 'ra'. It's a foundational word in Arabic for writing and color.

Example sentence

الحبر أسود

The ink is black.

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How to remember حبر

Hibr is ink. It's short, sharp, and leaves a mark, just like ink does on paper.

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Questions about حبر

How do you say "ink" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "ink" is حبر. It is a noun.

How is حبر written in Arabic?

This three-letter word uses 'ha', 'ba', and 'ra'. It's a foundational word in Arabic for writing and color.

How is حبر used in a sentence?

Use حبر as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الحبر أسود (The ink is black.).

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