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How do you say "sleeve" in Arabic?
كُمّ
Kum
In Arabic, "sleeve" is كُمّ.
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Pronunciation
Say 'KUHM' with one syllable, 'uh' like in 'up', 'm' short.
Writing and usage
Three letters: kaaf, meem, ta. Very short word with powerful letters.
Example sentence
الكم الطويل بحمي من الشمس
The long sleeve protects me from the sun.
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How to remember كُمّ
Kumm - short and sharp like rolling up a sleeve.
Related words
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- sweater بلوڤر برقبة Buluvar barqabah
- pocket جيب Geeb
- sewing machine ماكينة خياطة Makeenit khiyaata
- shorts شورت Shoort
- zipper سوسته Soosta
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Questions about كُمّ
How do you say "sleeve" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "sleeve" is كُمّ. It is a noun.
How is كُمّ written in Arabic?
Three letters: kaaf, meem, ta. Very short word with powerful letters.
How is كُمّ used in a sentence?
Use كُمّ as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الكم الطويل بحمي من الشمس (The long sleeve protects me from the sun.).
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