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Arabic frequency list

No. 4,076 in Arabic

خال

The Arabic word "خال" means "maternal uncle" or "mole/birthmark" depending on the context.

In a sentence

  • خال أحمد يعيش في الريف.

    Ahmed's uncle lives in the countryside.

    Here, 'خال' is used to mean 'uncle', specifically the maternal uncle, showing the familial relationship.

  • كان الطريق خالياً من السيارات.

    The road was empty of cars.

    In this sentence, 'خالياً' (derived from 'خال') conveys the meaning of 'empty' or 'free from' as an adjective.

  • هذا الكوب خالٍ من الماء.

    This cup is empty of water.

    Here, 'خالٍ' is used to describe the state of being 'empty' or 'devoid' of something, emphasizing lack.

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