No. 5,613 in Arabic

قيودا

"Restrictions" or "constraints."

In a sentence

وضعت الحكومة قيودا جديدة على السفر.
The government has imposed new restrictions on travel.
Here, "قيودا" refers to restrictions or limitations set by an authority, highlighting its use to denote rules or restraints imposed on actions.
قررت شركة التكنولوجيا إزالة قيودا في برنامجها الجديد.
The technology company decided to remove restrictions in its new software.
In this sentence, "قيودا" is used to signify limitations or constraints within a system or software, showcasing its application in a technical context.
شعر الطالب بقيودا تؤثر على حرية التعبير في الصف.
The student felt restrictions affecting freedom of expression in the class.
"قيودا" is employed here to represent perceived limitations or barriers, emphasizing its usage to convey subjective experiences of restrictions.

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