bitterness in Arabic
bitterness in Arabic is مَرَارَة — bitterness means a sharp, unpleasant taste, the opposite of sweetness.
bitterness in Arabic
مَرَارَة
Pronounced: marāra
quality of being bitter in taste
What does "bitterness" mean?
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noun A sharp, unpleasant taste, the opposite of sweetness.
"The bitterness of the coffee surprised her after the sugar ran out."
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noun A lasting feeling of resentment or anger, often from being treated unfairly.
"Years after the divorce, there was still bitterness between them."
bitterness in a sentence
- The bitterness of the coffee surprised her after the sugar ran out.
- Too much bitterness in the sauce ruined the dish.
- Years after the divorce, there was still bitterness between them.
- He spoke about the layoff with obvious bitterness.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bitterness" in Arabic?
"bitterness" in Arabic is مَرَارَة. bitterness means: A sharp, unpleasant taste, the opposite of sweetness.
How do you pronounce مَرَارَة?
"bitterness" in Arabic is مَرَارَة, pronounced "marāra".
How do you use "bitterness" in a sentence?
Example: "The bitterness of the coffee surprised her after the sugar ran out." In Arabic, "bitterness" is مَرَارَة.
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