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How do you say "to find" in Arabic?

يلاقي

Yilae'i

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In Arabic, "to find" is يلاقي.

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Pronunciation

Yilae'i, pronounced 'yil-AH-ee' with ya, lam (ل), then ain (ع), then ya (ي).

Writing and usage

Contains ya, lam (ل), ain (ع), ya (ي). The ain in the middle adds depth.

Example sentence

لاقى الشيء المفقود تحت السرير.

He found the lost thing under the bed.

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How to remember يلاقي

Yilae'i has that searching quality, like the guttural ain is you finding something.

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Questions about يلاقي

How do you say "to find" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "to find" is يلاقي. It is a noun.

How is يلاقي written in Arabic?

Contains ya, lam (ل), ain (ع), ya (ي). The ain in the middle adds depth.

How is يلاقي used in a sentence?

Use يلاقي as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: لاقى الشيء المفقود تحت السرير. (He found the lost thing under the bed.).

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