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مَنَازِل stage in Arabic

مَنَازِل is how you say “stage” in Arabic.

Root ن ز ل n-z-l. noun (plural of مَنْزِل, a noun of place). manāzil.

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Meaning of stage in Arabic

  1. stopping places, stations; stages (of a journey) plural of مَنْزِل, the place where travellers alight and sojourn
  2. abodes, dwellings, houses a place of settling — likened to a دار (house/mansion) or, more strictly, a smaller lodging of two or three rooms
  3. ranks, standings, degrees as plural of the related مَنْزِلَة, one's station, footing, or grade

Example sentence

أول منَازِل الْقَوْم ذِكر الله كثيرًا وتسبيحه بُكرةً وأَصِيلًا،

The first stage of the journey is frequent remembrance of God and glorifying Him morning and evening.

مَنَازِلِ stages

manazil means 'stations, stages' (plural); the 'of…' word, itself joined to the next word.

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How it is used

مَنَازِل is the plural of مَنْزِل, used for a series of stopping places, dwellings, or stages passed through on a journey; it can also carry the more abstract sense of ranks or standings, drawing on the closely related مَنْزِلَة.

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Common questions

How do you say "stage" in Arabic?
مَنَازِل (manāzil) — the plural of مَنْزِل (manzil), meaning stopping places or stages passed through on a journey.
What does the root of منازل mean?
It comes from the root ن-ز-ل (n-z-l), which carries the sense of alighting, descending, and stopping or lodging somewhere.

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Definitions summarised from Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon (E. W. Lane, 1863–1893).