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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