مارك
Mark
The English name Mark is translated as مارك in Arabic.
Meaning: indication for reference or measurement (noun)
How do you pronounce it?
Mark
Did you know?
- The Arabic alphabet uses 'diacritics' called تشكيل to mark vowels, which are often omitted in newspapers and books.
- A 'landmark' is often translated as معلم, a word derived from the root for 'teaching' or 'making known'.
- When discussing a mark of respect, Arabic speakers often use the word تقدير, which means 'appreciation' or 'estimation' rather than a physical sign.
Examples in context
- كان مارك يميل للجشع.Mark tended to act with greed.This sentence shows مارك as the subject of a sentence describing a personality trait.Tatoeba #11623113 by dididodo, translation #11567168 by Amastan
- لم يتفقد مارك هاتفه.Mark didn't check his phone.This sentence shows مارك as the subject of a sentence regarding checking a phone.Tatoeba #12000207 by dididodo, translation #11567298 by Amastan
- ربح مارك مليون دينار.Mark made a million dinars.This sentence shows مارك as the subject of a sentence regarding winning money.Tatoeba #11627018 by dididodo, translation #11543656 by Amastan
- مارك يعمل في مجال التسويقMark works in the marketing field
- 22 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Sara and Omar are measuring a piece of wood for a project.
- سارة Saraضع مارك هنا من فضلك.Da' mark huna min fadlak.Put a mark here, please.
- عمر Omarهل هذا هو المارك الصحيح؟Hal hadha huwa al-mark al-sahih?Is this the correct mark?
- سارة Saraنعم، هذا المارك دقيق جداً.Na'am, hadha al-mark daqiq jiddan.Yes, this mark is very accurate.
- عمر Omarسأقوم بالقص عند هذا المارك.Sa-aqum bi-al-qass 'inda hadha al-mark.I will cut at this mark.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
