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snow in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- thalj
- Arabizi
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- noun · masculine
How to use it
The word 'thalj' refers to snow. It is a masculine noun. In Arabic-speaking countries, snow is not common, so it might be mentioned in the context of weather forecasts or travel to colder regions.
Example sentences
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هَطَلَ الثَّلْجُ كَثِيفًا.
haṭala ath-thalju kathīfan.
The snow fell heavily.
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نَحْنُ نَلْعَبُ فِي الثَّلْجِ.
naḥnu nalʿabu fī ath-thalji.
We are playing in the snow.
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الثَّلْجُ يُغَطِّي الأَرْضَ.
ath-thalju yughaṭṭī al-arḍa.
The snow covers the ground.
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.
It may snow.
قد ينزل الثلج
He likes snow.
هو يحبّ الثلجَ.
Sami likes snow.
سامي يحبّ الثّلج.
Why is snow white?
لماذا الثلج أبيض؟
Snow in Mazandaran.
الثلوج في مازندران.
Yet Tony Snow didn’t.
ومع ذلك لم يلتحق توني سنو بهذا النظام.
Snow echoed his boss.
وكان سنو يردد شعارات رئيسه دوماً.
Iraq: Snow in Baghdad
العراق: ثلج في بغداد
Did it snow yesterday?
هل أثلجت البارحة؟
Snow in Amman, Jordan.
الثلج في عمّان.
The snow has disappeared.
اختفى الثلج.
Very good! Snow. Snow. Have you ever heard snow?
جيد جداً! ثلوج. ثلوج. هل سمعتم الثلوج من قبل؟
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