Arabic → English
قَدَمَ in English
foot
قَدَم
- Pronunciation
- qadam
- Arabizi
qadam- Type
- noun · masculine
- Plural
- قُدُومٌ qudūmun
- Root
- ق د م
Other meanings
- قَدَّمَ qaddama — to present · to present, to submit
How to use it
"قدم" can be a noun meaning "foot" or a verb meaning "to present, to submit". As a noun it is masculine, plural قُدُوم. As a verb it is Form II past: قَدَّمَ (qaddama).
Example sentences
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قَدَمَ الطَّالبُ وَرَقَةً إِلَى الأُسْتَاذِ.
qaddama a-ṭ‑ṭālibu waraqatan ilā al‑ustādī.
The student presented a paper to the teacher.
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أَصَابَتْهُ أَلَمٌ فِي القَدَمِ.
aṣābat-hu ʾalamun fī al‑qadami.
He felt pain in his foot.
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قَدَّمَتِ الشَّرِكَةُ عَرْضًا جَدِيدًا.
qaddamat al‑sharikatu ʿarḍan jadīdan.
The company offered a new deal.
Questions and answers
How to say "my foot hurts"?
أَصَابَتْنِي أَلَمٌ فِي القَدَمِ.
Can "قَدَّمَ" be used for ideas?
Yes, you can say "قَدَّمَ فِكْرَةً" meaning "he presented an idea."
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