No. 1,000 in Arabic

العدد

The Arabic word "العدد" means "the number."

In a sentence

عدد الطلاب في الصف خمسة وعشرون.
The number of students in the class is twenty-five.
The word 'عدد' in this sentence is used to represent the concept of 'number' as a countable quantity.
هذا العدد من الأوراق غير كافٍ.
This number of papers is not sufficient.
The word 'عدد' here is employed to indicate a quantifiable quantity of papers.
يتغير العدد بشكل مستمر خلال النهار.
The number changes continuously during the day.
In this context, 'عدد' refers to a variable or changing numerical value.

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