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كم how many in Arabic

كم is how you say “how many” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

كم من لذة حصلها الإنسان في ساعة، فكانت سببًا لشقائه الأبدي

How many a pleasure has a person gained in an hour, which then became a cause of his eternal misery!

كَمْ how many

An exclamatory word 'how many', used to marvel at a large number: how many a pleasure. It opens a rhetorical exclamation and governs the noun that follows in a partitive frame.

From Paradise Over Pleasure

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More example sentences

وكم من ألم احتمله في ساعة، فكان سببًا لنعيمه الدائم

And how many a pain has someone endured in an hour, which then became a cause of his everlasting bliss!

وَكَمْ and how many

The joined 'and' plus the exclamatory 'how many', opening a parallel marveling clause about pain. The 'and' links it to the pleasure exclamation before; the exclamatory governs the count.

From Paradise Over Pleasure

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