No. 7,533 in Spanish
jaish
"Jaish" is not a standard Spanish word; in Arabic, it means "army."
In a sentence
En mi barrio dicen que hay un jaish de personas que siempre ayuda a los demás.
In my neighborhood, they say there is a group of people who always help others.
The word 'jaish' is used metaphorically to describe a collective group of individuals working together.
El jaish de soldados llegó a la aldea por la noche.
The army of soldiers arrived at the village at night.
Here, 'jaish' directly translates to 'army,' referring to an organized military force.
No entiendo bien el significado de 'jaish', ¿me lo puedes explicar?
I don't fully understand the meaning of 'jaish'; can you explain it to me?
In this context, 'jaish' is the subject of the sentence, indicating the speaker is learning about its usage.
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