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How do you say "silo" in Arabic?

صومعة

Sawmaea

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In Arabic, "silo" is صومعة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'SAW-mah-AH' with the 'aw' sound stretched, stress on the first syllable.

Writing and usage

This five-letter word begins with sad. The meem in the middle connects smoothly to the alif at the end.

Example sentence

الصومعة مليانة حبوب

The silo is full of grain.

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How to remember صومعة

A silo stores grain. Sawmaea sounds like 'so-may-uh', and siloes stand tall.

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Questions about صومعة

How do you say "silo" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "silo" is صومعة. It is a noun.

How is صومعة written in Arabic?

This five-letter word begins with sad. The meem in the middle connects smoothly to the alif at the end.

How is صومعة used in a sentence?

Use صومعة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الصومعة مليانة حبوب (The silo is full of grain.).

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