No. 806 in Arabic

إطلاق

"Iṭlāq" (إطلاق) means "release," "launch," or "firing," depending on context.

In a sentence

إطلاق الصاروخ سيتم غداً.
The rocket launch is scheduled for tomorrow.
The word 'إطلاق' here is used to indicate the action of launching, specifically of a rocket.
عند إطلاق سراح السجين، شعر بالحرية.
Upon the release of the prisoner, he felt freedom.
The word 'إطلاق' here is used to signify 'release' in the context of a person being liberated.
لا أوافق على هذا القرار إطلاقاً.
I absolutely disagree with this decision.
The word 'إطلاق' here is used in the adverbial form 'إطلاقاً', meaning 'absolutely' or 'entirely' when used for emphasis.

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