Arabic vocabulary

لَوْحٌplanks in Arabic

لَوْحٌ is how you say “planks” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

ثم بنى لأهل الصلاح ذاتُ ألواحٍ وُدسرٍ فسلموا وغنموا وبحر الباقون كالجزر،
Then He built for the people of righteousness a vessel of planks and nails; they were saved and prospered, while the rest were submerged like the ebbing tide,
أَلْوَاحٍ — of planks. The owner half of the possessive pair, in the 'of' ending right after the vessel-word, naming what it is built from. Its indefinite shape keeps it general, 'planks' rather than specific known planks, while the construction ties it to the vessel.
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