فكل

This is the 5589th most frequent Arabic word.


فكل

The word "فكل" can mean "jaw" or "mandible" in English, depending on context.


Here, 'فكل' means 'so each' or 'thus every', introducing an explanation separating it from prior context.

فكل طالب في الصف له دور مهم.

Each student in the class has an important role.


'فكل' in this context serves as a conjunction, equivalent to 'therefore all'. It introduces a summation or conclusion.

فكُل ذلك يدل على قوة التصميم والإرادة.

Thus, all that indicates the strength of determination and willpower.


'فكل' here links a preceding action to a resultant state, remaining part of its common usage in Arabic for logical continuation.

قمنا بتحضير الحلويات فكل شيء جاهز الآن.

We prepared the sweets, so everything is ready now.