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How do you say "white" in Arabic?
أبيض
Abyad
In Arabic, "white" is أبيض.
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Pronunciation
Say AB-yad. The first syllable rhymes with 'uh', the second with 'yod'. Stress the first syllable.
Writing and usage
Abyad is five letters with alif at the start and the ba-ya-dal ending. The ya is in the middle.
Example sentence
الثلج أبيض
The snow is white.
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How to remember أبيض
Abyad contains 'bay'. White things look like bay leaves, pale and light.
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Questions about أبيض
How do you say "white" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "white" is أبيض. It is a noun.
How is أبيض written in Arabic?
Abyad is five letters with alif at the start and the ba-ya-dal ending. The ya is in the middle.
How is أبيض used in a sentence?
Use أبيض as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الثلج أبيض (The snow is white.).
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