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How do you say "spoon" in Arabic?

معلقة

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In Arabic, "spoon" is معلقة.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'MEE-AHL-ah' with the stress on the first syllable. There's a glottal stop before the second vowel.

Writing and usage

The word contains 'alif' with hamza, which marks a glottal stop. The final 'ta marbuta' shows it's feminine.

Example sentence

المعلقة في الدرج

The spoon is in the drawer.

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How to remember معلقة

Meal-ah sounds like it could rhyme with meal. You use a spoon to eat your meal.

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Questions about معلقة

How do you say "spoon" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "spoon" is معلقة. It is a noun.

How is معلقة written in Arabic?

The word contains 'alif' with hamza, which marks a glottal stop. The final 'ta marbuta' shows it's feminine.

How is معلقة used in a sentence?

Use معلقة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: المعلقة في الدرج (The spoon is in the drawer.).

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