No. 2,167 in Arabic

ملم

"ملم" means "familiar" or "well-acquainted."

In a sentence

المعلم ملم بموضوع الدرس.
The teacher is well-versed in the subject of the lesson.
In this sentence, "ملم" is used to describe someone who has a comprehensive or detailed understanding of a certain topic.
كانت يداه مملوءة بالغبار لكنه حاول أن يكون ملم بالأدوات.
His hands were covered with dust, but he tried to hold the tools carefully.
Here, "ملم" is describing someone grasping or handling tools thoroughly or attentively.
لأكون ملمًا بما يجري، استمعت لكل الاخبار.
To be aware of what is happening, I listened to all the news.
In this context, "ملم" indicates being informed or aware of the circumstances around an event.

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