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Arabic frequency list

No. 5,340 in Arabic

جارة

"Jāra" (جارة) means "female neighbor" in English.

In a sentence

  • جارتنا تعد لنا وجبة شهية.

    Our neighbor prepares a delicious meal for us.

    In this sentence, 'جارة' refers to a female neighbor, showing the word used as a feminine noun.

  • سمعت جارةً صوت الهاتف في الليل.

    I heard a neighbor hear the phone ringing at night.

    Here, 'جارةً' is in an accusative state (grammatical case) due to its syntactic position in the sentence.

  • وقفت الجارة عند الباب تنتظر الإجابة.

    The neighbor stood at the door waiting for the answer.

    In this example, the definite article 'ال' is used with 'جارة', indicating a specific neighbor is being referred to.

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