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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,112 in Arabic

درهم

"درهم" refers to a unit of currency or a traditional silver coin.

In a sentence

  • اشتريت كتاباً بخمسة دراهم.

    I bought a book for five dirhams.

    In this sentence, 'درهماً' (dirhams) refers to a unit of currency, commonly used in UAE and Morocco, signifying money spent.

  • يحمل التاجر دراهم معدنية في حقيبته.

    The merchant carries silver coins in his bag.

    Here, 'دراهم' (dirhams) metaphorically refers to tangible coins made of precious metals, emphasizing quality or substance.

  • كان العرب في القديم يتعاملون بالدراهم والدنانير.

    In ancient times, Arabs used dirhams and dinars for trade.

    In this case, 'دراهم' (dirhams) again denotes currency, but in a historical context where dirham also symbolizes a trading system.

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