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Arabic frequency list

No. 4,805 in Arabic

الجارة

"الجارة" in English means "the neighbor" (female).

In a sentence

  • ذهبت الجارة إلى السوق مبكرًا.

    The neighbor went to the market early.

    The word 'الجارة' is used here as the subject of the sentence to denote the female neighbor who is performing the action.

  • أنا أقدم القهوة دائمًا إلى الجارة في الصباح.

    I always offer coffee to the neighbor in the morning.

    Here, 'الجارة' refers to the recipient of the action, illustrating the object of the sentence – the female neighbor.

  • أخبرتني الجارة قصة مثيرة عن الحديقة.

    The neighbor told me an exciting story about the garden.

    In this sentence, 'الجارة' again serves as the subject, explaining who performed the action of narrating the story.

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