Arabic vocabulary

مَمَرّpathway in Arabic

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

Example sentences

إن تراكمَ بلا تخطيط صار ممرّاتٍ عشوائية،
If accumulated without planning, it becomes random pathways.
مَمَرّاتٍ — pathways. A feminine plural, 'passages / corridors,' in the -a form because 'became' forces its predicate there. The memory becomes a tangle of PASSAGES — qualified by 'random' next: a disorienting maze.
From: A Quran Memorization Method →
إن تراكمَ بلا تخطيط صار ممرّاتٍ عشوائية،
If accumulated without planning, it becomes random pathways.
مَمَرَّاتٍ — pathways. A feminine plural, 'passages,' in the -a form (the 'became' forcing it). The memory becomes a tangle of PASSAGES — 'random,' next: a disorienting warren.
From: Retaining the Quran →

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