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How do you say "to push" in Arabic?

يزق

Yizu

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In Arabic, "to push" is يزق.

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Pronunciation

Yizu sounds like 'yee-ZOO' with a quick, punchy z sound that matches the action of pushing.

Writing and usage

Very short verb: just ya, za, and qaf (ق). The za (ز) gives the sharp, energetic pushing sound.

Example sentence

زق الباب شوية ياسلام.

Push the door a little, please.

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How to remember يزق

Yizu almost sounds like a sound effect, 'zee-zoo!' for a hard push.

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Questions about يزق

How do you say "to push" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "to push" is يزق. It is a noun.

How is يزق written in Arabic?

Very short verb: just ya, za, and qaf (ق). The za (ز) gives the sharp, energetic pushing sound.

How is يزق used in a sentence?

Use يزق as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: زق الباب شوية ياسلام. (Push the door a little, please.).

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