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Arabic frequency list

No. 3,609 in Arabic

أمرا

The Arabic word "أمرا" means "a command" or "an order."

In a sentence

  • طلب المدير أمرا ضروريا من الموظفين.

    The manager requested an important matter from the employees.

    In this sentence, 'أمرا' is used as a direct object indicating 'a matter' or 'a task' requested by someone.

  • رأيت أمرا غريبا يحدث في الشارع.

    I saw something strange happening on the street.

    Here, 'أمرا' functions as a direct object, referring to a 'thing' or 'phenomenon' that is perceived as strange.

  • هل هناك أمرا يود أحدكم الإضافة؟

    Is there something any of you would like to add?

    In this example, 'أمرا' is used in the context of a question, referring to 'something' or 'a particular point.'

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