element in Arabic
element in Arabic is عُنْصُر — element means a basic or essential part of something larger.
element in Arabic
عُنْصُر
Pronounced: ʕunṣur
simplest or essential part or principle of anything
What does "element" mean?
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noun A basic or essential part of something larger.
"Trust is a key element of any good relationship."
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noun In chemistry, a substance made of only one type of atom, which cannot be broken down into simpler substances.
"Oxygen and gold are both chemical elements."
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noun A small but noticeable amount of a quality, or a heating part inside an appliance.
"There was an element of truth in what he said."
element in a sentence
- Trust is a key element of any good relationship.
- Surprise is an important element of good storytelling.
- Oxygen and gold are both chemical elements.
- There was an element of truth in what he said.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "element" in Arabic?
"element" in Arabic is عُنْصُر. element means: A basic or essential part of something larger.
How do you pronounce عُنْصُر?
"element" in Arabic is عُنْصُر, pronounced "ʕunṣur".
How do you use "element" in a sentence?
Example: "Trust is a key element of any good relationship." In Arabic, "element" is عُنْصُر.
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