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How do you say "power outlet" in Arabic?
فيشة
Feesha
In Arabic, "power outlet" is فيشة.
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Pronunciation
One syllable: 'FEE-shah' with stress on the first and the 'ee' stretched long.
Writing and usage
The word uses 'fa', 'ya', 'seen', 'ha'. It ends in 'ta marbuta' marking the feminine noun.
Example sentence
الفيشة في الحائط
The outlet is in the wall.
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How to remember فيشة
Feesha sounds like 'fisher' without the 'r'. You fish for outlets to plug things in.
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Questions about فيشة
How do you say "power outlet" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "power outlet" is فيشة. It is a noun.
How is فيشة written in Arabic?
The word uses 'fa', 'ya', 'seen', 'ha'. It ends in 'ta marbuta' marking the feminine noun.
How is فيشة used in a sentence?
Use فيشة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الفيشة في الحائط (The outlet is in the wall.).
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"Power outlet" in other languages
- Japanese 電源コンセント (dengenkonsento)
- Korean 전기 콘센트 (jeongi konsenteu)
- Chinese 插座 (chā zuò)
- Spanish la toma de corriente
- Spanish (Latin America) la corriente
- French la prise de courant
- German die Steckdose
- Italian la presa della corrente
- Russian розетка питания (rozetka pitanija)
- Greek η πρίζα (i priza)
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