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Arabic frequency list

No. 4,294 in Arabic

مار

"مار" in Arabic means "passed" or "went by."

In a sentence

  • مار الرجل في الملعب بعد المباراة.

    The man wandered in the stadium after the match.

    Here, "مار" is used as a verb meaning 'wandered' or 'strolled', indicating movement or walking without a specific destination.

  • كانت النتيجة بعد تحليل العينات أن الماء يحتوي على مادة مارّة.

    The result after analyzing the samples was that the water contains a passing compound.

    In this context, "مارّة" relates to an adjective form, meaning 'passing' or 'temporary', referring to the transient nature of the compound.

  • مرّ مارٌ سريعًا أمام النافذة.

    A fast passerby passed in front of the window.

    Here, "مار" is used as a noun meaning 'passerby', referring to someone who passes by a place or location.

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