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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,042 in Arabic

القمر

The moon.

In a sentence

  • القمر يضيء السماء ليلًا.

    The moon lights up the sky at night.

    Here, 'القمر' (the moon) is used as the primary subject of the sentence, referring to the celestial body.

  • يبدو أن وجهها جميل كالقمر.

    Her face appears as beautiful as the moon.

    In this sentence, 'القمر' is used metaphorically in a simile to describe someone's beauty, emphasizing its brilliance and attractiveness.

  • سأزور القمر في أحلامي.

    I will visit the moon in my dreams.

    Here, 'القمر' is again the celestial body, but its mention conveys a sense of imagination and aspiration, as such visits are dreamlike.

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