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How do you say "shed" in Arabic?

سقيفة

Saqifa

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In Arabic, "shed" is سقيفة.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce 'SAH-kee-fah' with three clear syllables, emphasis on the first.

Writing and usage

This five-letter word starts with sad. The letters flow together with fa at the end having a downward hook.

Example sentence

السقيفة تحت الشجرة

The shed is under the tree.

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How to remember سقيفة

Saqifa is a shelter. It sounds a bit like 'sack-ee-fah', something you might keep things in.

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Questions about سقيفة

How do you say "shed" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "shed" is سقيفة. It is a noun.

How is سقيفة written in Arabic?

This five-letter word starts with sad. The letters flow together with fa at the end having a downward hook.

How is سقيفة used in a sentence?

Use سقيفة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: السقيفة تحت الشجرة (The shed is under the tree.).

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