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Arabic frequency list

No. 1,108 in Arabic

ماسك

"ماسك" in Arabic means "holding" or "grasping," and it can also refer to "mask" depending on context.

In a sentence

  • أمسك الكتاب بيدي ماسكاً به.

    I held the book in my hand tightly.

    Here, 'ماسكاً' functions as an adjective describing the manner in which the book is held, synonymously meaning 'gripping.'

  • استخدمت ماسك الوجه أثناء رحلتي.

    I used a face mask during my trip.

    In this sentence, 'ماسك' is a noun meaning 'mask,' specifically in the context of a facial skin treatment or protective covering.

  • كان ماسك السيارة باستمرار لضمان عدم انزلاقها.

    He was holding onto the car continuously to ensure it didn't slip.

    Here, 'ماسك' describes the person who is actively holding onto or gripping something, serving as an attributive noun indicating the action purpose.

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