Arabic vocabulary
How to say “track” in Arabic, with pronunciation and an example from OpenArabic texts.
حين تستقرّ العادةُ، تصير كالعجلة على سكّة؛ أقلُّ احتكاك، أسرعُ وصول
When the habit becomes settled, it is like a wheel on a track; less friction, faster arrival.
سِكَّةٍ — a track. 'a track / rail,' indefinite, in the -i form after 'on.' The wheel runs on RAILS — guided, frictionless. So a settled habit: it carries you along its groove with ease, as the two short phrases next sum up.
From: Steady Spiritual Habits →OpenArabic teaches words like سِكَّةٌ through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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