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How do you say "paper" in Arabic?

ورقة

Wara'a

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In Arabic, "paper" is ورقة.

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Pronunciation

Two syllables: 'wah-RAH-ah' with stress on the middle. All three syllables are short.

Writing and usage

The word uses 'waw', 'ra', and ends with two 'alifs'. The doubled 'a' at the end emphasizes the object.

Example sentence

الورقة بيضاء

The paper is white.

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How to remember ورقة

Warah has 'rah' in it. Paper rustles when you grab it.

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Questions about ورقة

How do you say "paper" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "paper" is ورقة. It is a noun.

How is ورقة written in Arabic?

The word uses 'waw', 'ra', and ends with two 'alifs'. The doubled 'a' at the end emphasizes the object.

How is ورقة used in a sentence?

Use ورقة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الورقة بيضاء (The paper is white.).

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