No. 2,431 in Arabic

قدر

The Arabic word "قدر" can mean "destiny," "fate," "measure," or "pot," depending on context.

In a sentence

قدر الله وما شاء فعل.
What was destined by God happened.
In this sentence, 'قدر' refers to destiny or fate in a religious or philosophical context.
يحتاج الأمر إلى قدر كبير من الصبر.
The task requires a large amount of patience.
Here, 'قدر' is used to mean an amount or measure.
قدر المهندس تكلفة البناء بدقة.
The engineer accurately estimated the construction cost.
'قدر' in this sentence conveys the sense of estimating or calculating.

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