No. 3,742 in Arabic

الحاجات

"الحاجات" means "needs" or "things" in English, depending on context.

In a sentence

الحاجات الأساسية للبقاء على قيد الحياة تشمل الطعام والماء والمأوى.
The basic needs for survival include food, water, and shelter.
In this sentence, الحاجات refers to essential necessities needed for living, directly translating to 'needs' or 'necessities' in English.
أحتاج أن أنتهي من كل الحاجات قبل نهاية اليوم.
I need to finish all the stuff before the end of the day.
Here, الحاجات is used colloquially to signify 'tasks' or 'things' that one needs to accomplish, showcasing its flexible applicability in everyday language.
في السوق، وجدت الحاجات التي كنت أبحث عنها.
At the market, I found the items I was looking for.
In this context, الحاجات denotes 'items' or 'things,' primarily material objects that were being sought after, demonstrating its adaptability in signifying physical goods.

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