live in Arabic
live in Arabic is سَكَنَ, عَاشَ, أَقَامَ — live means to be alive; to have life.
live in Arabic
سَكَنَ
Pronounced: sakana
have permanent residence
عَاشَ
Pronounced: ʕāša
have permanent residence
أَقَامَ
Pronounced: ʔaqāma
have permanent residence
What does "live" mean?
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verb To be alive; to have life.
"Some tortoises live for over 150 years."
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verb To reside somewhere; to make one's home in a place.
"They live in a small flat near the station."
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verb To spend one's life in a particular way, or to experience life fully.
"He lives simply, with few possessions."
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adj Alive, or currently active/in use (as opposed to recorded, tested, or switched off).
"Careful — that wire is live."
live in a sentence
- Some tortoises live for over 150 years.
- Doctors said the patient would live, against the odds.
- They live in a small flat near the station.
- She has lived in three different countries.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "live" in Arabic?
"live" in Arabic is سَكَنَ, عَاشَ, أَقَامَ. live means: To be alive; to have life.
How do you pronounce سَكَنَ?
"live" in Arabic is سَكَنَ, pronounced "sakana".
How do you use "live" in a sentence?
Example: "Some tortoises live for over 150 years." In Arabic, "live" is سَكَنَ, عَاشَ, أَقَامَ.
Are there other ways to say "live" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 3 translations listed for "live": سَكَنَ, عَاشَ, أَقَامَ.
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