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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,853 in Arabic

لتر

Liter (unit of volume).

In a sentence

  • اشتريت لترًا من عصير البرتقال.

    I bought one liter of orange juice.

    Here, 'لترًا' is used to denote a specific quantity of liquid, which is a common usage when measuring drinks or other liquid items.

  • يحتوي خزان الماء على خمسين لترًا.

    The water tank contains fifty liters.

    In this context, 'لترًا' describes a measurement of capacity, specifically the amount of water the tank can hold, showcasing the term's relevance in larger quantities.

  • يحتاج النبات إلى نصف لتر من الماء يوميًا.

    The plant needs half a liter of water daily.

    This usage demonstrates 'لتر' as part of a fractional measurement, indicating how much water is needed in portions of a full liter.

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