English → Arabic
empty in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- fāriġa
- Arabizi
fargeh- Type
- adjective · feminine
How to use it
The word 'fāriġa' (feminine) is used to describe feminine nouns like 'gurfa' (room) or 'zujāja' (bottle). The masculine form is 'fāriġ'. It means not containing anything.
Example sentences
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الْغُرْفَةُ فَارِغَةٌ.
al-ġurfa-tu fāriġa-tun.
The room is empty.
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كُوبِي فَارِغٌ.
kūbī fāriġun.
My cup is empty.
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لَا تَشْرَبْ مِنْ زُجَاجَةٍ فَارِغَةٍ.
lā tašrab min zuǧāǧa-tin fāriġa-tin.
Don't drink from an empty bottle.
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.
Empty Page
صفحة فارغة
Empty blogs
مدونات فارغة:
an empty slot
خانة فارغة
The file is empty
الملف فارغ
The drive is empty
المشغل فارغ
Nothing. Empty talk.
فكل ذلك مجرد كلام أجوف.
The project is empty
المشروع فارغ
The classroom was empty.
اقرأ هنا لماذا.
These bottles are empty.
هذه القارورات فارغة.
Unexpected empty expression
صيغة فارغة غير متوقعة
Europe’s Empty Fiscal Compact
أوروبا والمعاهدة المالية الفارغة
So there's different categorizations of meals eaten outside empty train stations, empty gas stations.
ولذلك يوجد تصنيفات مختلفة لوجبات أكلتها في الخارج محطات قطار فارغة، ومحطات وقود فارغة.
Questions and answers
What is the masculine form of 'fāriġa'?
The masculine form is 'fāriġ'.
Can 'fāriġa' be used for abstract things?
Yes, it can be used for abstract things like 'kalima fāriġa' (empty words) or 'wa'd fāriġ' (an empty promise).
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