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confirmed in Arabic

تَأَكَّدَ
Pronunciation
taʾakkada
Arabizi
ta2akkada
Type
verb
Root
ك ك د

How to use it

تأكد means ‘to make sure, to verify, to confirm’. It is a past‑tense verb; the present form is يَتَأَكَّدُ. Use it when you want to state that something has been verified.

Example sentences

  • تَأَكَّدَتِ الشركةُ من صحة البيانات.

    taʾakkadat al-sharikatu min ṣuḥat al-bayānāt.

    The company confirmed the data's accuracy.

  • هل تَأَكَّدْتَ من موعد اللقاء؟

    hal taʾakkanta min mawʿid al-liqāʾ?

    Did you confirm the meeting time?

  • تمَّ تَأْكِيدُ الطلبِ عبر البريد الإلكتروني.

    tamma taʾkīdu al-ṭalabi ʿabra al-barīd al-ʾiliktirūnī.

    The order was confirmed by email.

Examples from real texts

Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.

(to be confirmed)

قسم الطيران

1 To be confirmed.

(1) ستحدد فيما بعد.

First rumors confirmed

تأكيد الإشاعات الأولية

It is confirmed this time.

لقد تأكد هذا الآن.

Femen confirmed online that:

فيمين أكدت الخبر على الإنترنت:

The police confirmed Sami's alibi.

أكّدت الشّرطة حجّة غياب سامي.

His silence confirmed her suspicions.

أكد صمته شكوكها

These rumors were confirmed days later.

" تلك الشائعات التي تأكدت فيما بعد.

The confirmed Refugee Olympic Athletes team.

فريق اللاجئين المُشارك في الأولمبياد.

History has confirmed that first impression.

وأكد التاريخ هذا الانطباع الأول لدى الجمهور.

President Mohamed Magariaf later confirmed this view.

وفي وقت لاحق أكّد الرئيس محمد يوسف المقريف هذا الرأي.

These details on Bassel's location and condition were never confirmed, and no further information has been confirmed since October 2015.

لم يتم أبدًا تأكيد هذه التفاصيل حول مكان تواجد باسل وحالته، ولم يتم تأكيد أية معلومات إضافية منذ أكتوبر/ تشرين الأول 2015.

Questions and answers

What is the noun form?

The noun is تَأْكِيد (confirmation).

Can it be used in passive?

Yes, you can say تمّ تأكيده (it was confirmed).

Related words and expressions

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