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How do you say "sky" in Arabic?

سما

Sama

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In Arabic, "sky" is سما.

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Pronunciation

Say sah-MAH, with two syllables and stress on the first. Both rhyme with 'spa'. It's a soft, flowing word.

Writing and usage

سما has three letters: س (seen), م (meem), ا (alif marking the long vowel). It's one of the shortest common nouns.

Example sentence

السما زرقاء اليوم.

The sky is blue today.

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How to remember سما

Sama is sky. The soft, flowing vowels match the way the sky flows above us.

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Questions about سما

How do you say "sky" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "sky" is سما. It is a noun.

How is سما written in Arabic?

سما has three letters: س (seen), م (meem), ا (alif marking the long vowel). It's one of the shortest common nouns.

How is سما used in a sentence?

Use سما as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: السما زرقاء اليوم. (The sky is blue today.).

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