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How do you say "umbrella" in Arabic?

شمسية

Shamsiyya

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In Arabic, "umbrella" is شمسية.

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Pronunciation

Say 'Shahm-SEE-yah' with three syllables, stress on 'See', all vowels short.

Writing and usage

Four letters: sheen, meem, seen, ya. The ya at the end marks it as feminine.

Example sentence

اشتريت شمسية جديدة للحماية من الشمس

I bought a new umbrella to protect from the sun.

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How to remember شمسية

Shams means sun, so shamsiyya is literally 'sun shield' - perfect for a beach umbrella.

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Questions about شمسية

How do you say "umbrella" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "umbrella" is شمسية. It is a noun.

How is شمسية written in Arabic?

Four letters: sheen, meem, seen, ya. The ya at the end marks it as feminine.

How is شمسية used in a sentence?

Use شمسية as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: اشتريت شمسية جديدة للحماية من الشمس (I bought a new umbrella to protect from the sun.).

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