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How do you say "sea" in Arabic?

بحر

Bahr

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "sea" is بحر.

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Pronunciation

Say 'bahr' with one syllable, stress on the single syllable, the 'a' like in 'father'.

Writing and usage

بحر has three letters. The ب (ba) and ح (ha) frame the ر (ra) in the middle.

Example sentence

البحر جميل جداً والموجات مرتفعة.

The sea is very beautiful and the waves are high.

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How to remember بحر

The three-letter word بحر is simple and solid, reflecting the vastness and permanence of the sea.

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Questions about بحر

How do you say "sea" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "sea" is بحر. It is a noun.

How is بحر written in Arabic?

بحر has three letters. The ب (ba) and ح (ha) frame the ر (ra) in the middle.

How is بحر used in a sentence?

Use بحر as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: البحر جميل جداً والموجات مرتفعة. (The sea is very beautiful and the waves are high.).

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