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How do you say "vest" in Arabic?
فنلة
Fanilla
In Arabic, "vest" is فنلة.
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Pronunciation
Say 'Fah-NEEL-ah' with three syllables, stress on middle, 'nee' like in 'knee'.
Writing and usage
Three letters: fa, noon, lam, ta. The doubled noon and lam show in writing.
Example sentence
لبس فنلة بيضاء تحت الجاكيت
He wore a white vest under the jacket.
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How to remember فنلة
Fanilla - lightweight and simple, a sleeveless vest.
Related words
- bra سنتيان Sintian
- button زرار Zuraar
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- ring خاتم Khaetim
- sewing machine ماكينة خياطة Makeenit khiyaata
- socks شراب Sharaab
- hoodie بلوڤر Biloovar
- pants بنطلون Bantaloon
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Questions about فنلة
How do you say "vest" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "vest" is فنلة. It is a noun.
How is فنلة written in Arabic?
Three letters: fa, noon, lam, ta. The doubled noon and lam show in writing.
How is فنلة used in a sentence?
Use فنلة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: لبس فنلة بيضاء تحت الجاكيت (He wore a white vest under the jacket.).
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