Arabic vocabulary

سَطْرٌline in Arabic

سَطْرٌ is how you say “line” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

اكتب سطرين قبل النوم، سطرًا للشكر على نعمة لاحظتها، وسطرًا للعزم على تصحيح خُلُق واحد غدًا
Write two lines before sleeping: one for expressing gratitude for a blessing you noticed, and another for resolving to correct one character trait tomorrow.
سَطْرَيْنِ — two lines. 'satr' = 'line'; the '-ayn' ending marks two (a dual), so 'two lines'.
From: Small Daily Habits →
اكتب سطرين قبل النوم، سطرًا للشكر على نعمة لاحظتها، وسطرًا للعزم على تصحيح خُلُق واحد غدًا
Write two lines before sleeping: one for expressing gratitude for a blessing you noticed, and another for resolving to correct one character trait tomorrow.
سَطْرًا — a line. 'satr' = 'line'. The '-an' ending marks 'one line' as the object.
From: Small Daily Habits →
اكتب سطرين قبل النوم، سطرًا للشكر على نعمة لاحظتها، وسطرًا للعزم على تصحيح خُلُق واحد غدًا
Write two lines before sleeping: one for expressing gratitude for a blessing you noticed, and another for resolving to correct one character trait tomorrow.
وَسَطْرًا — and another line. 'wa-' = 'and'; 'satr' = 'line'; the '-an' ending, so 'and a line'.
From: Small Daily Habits →

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