أَكَلَات bites in Arabic
أَكَلَات is how you say “bites” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
يحسب ابن آدم أكلات يقمن صلبه،
A human needs only a few bites that sustain his spine.
أَكَلَاتٍ a few bites
This is a plural noun 'mouthfuls', the thing said to be enough, left indefinite so it means just a few. Its plural form is a special 'small number' shape that already suggests a modest count.
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More example sentences
وأكلات جمع أكلة، وهي اللقمة،
'Bites' is the plural of 'bite', which is a morsel.
وَأَكَلَاتٍ and bites
The 'wa-' opens an explaining sentence, and the noun is the definite subject 'the mouthfuls', the word being defined, carrying the subject ending. It heads a verbless 'X is the plural of Y' statement.