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How do you say "pocket" in Arabic?
جيب
Geeb
In Arabic, "pocket" is جيب.
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Pronunciation
Say 'JEEB' with one syllable, short 'jeeb' rhyming with 'creep'.
Writing and usage
Three letters: jeem, ya, ba. Short and compact, just like pockets are.
Example sentence
حطيت المحفظة في جيب البنطلون
I put the wallet in my pants pocket.
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How to remember جيب
Geeb - one quick syllable for a quick place to put things.
Related words
- bra سنتيان Sintian
- button زرار Zuraar
- handbag شنطة إيد Shantit 'ayyid
- jeans جينز Jinz
- money فلوس Filoos
- shoes جزمة Gazma
- suit بدلة Badla
- hoodie بلوڤر Biloovar
- underwear ملابس داخلية Malaebis Dakhhiliyya
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Questions about جيب
How do you say "pocket" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "pocket" is جيب. It is a noun.
How is جيب written in Arabic?
Three letters: jeem, ya, ba. Short and compact, just like pockets are.
How is جيب used in a sentence?
Use جيب as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: حطيت المحفظة في جيب البنطلون (I put the wallet in my pants pocket.).
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