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razor in Arabic

razor in Arabic is مُوسَى حِلَاقَة, مُوس حِلَاقَة — razor means a sharp-bladed tool used for shaving hair from the skin.

razor in Arabic

مُوسَى حِلَاقَة
noun masculine
Pronounced: mūsā ḥilāqa
shaving knife
مُوس حِلَاقَة
noun masculine
Pronounced: mūs ḥilāqa
shaving knife

What does "razor" mean?

  1. noun A sharp-bladed tool used for shaving hair from the skin.
    "He nicked his chin with the razor while shaving in a hurry."
  2. noun A principle used to cut away unlikely or unnecessary explanations when reasoning through a problem.
    "Occam's razor suggests the simplest explanation is usually the right one."
  3. verb To shave something with a razor.
    "He razored off his beard before the interview."
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razor in a sentence

  • He nicked his chin with the razor while shaving in a hurry.
  • She packed a spare razor for the holiday.
  • Occam's razor suggests the simplest explanation is usually the right one.
  • He razored off his beard before the interview.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "razor" in Arabic?

"razor" in Arabic is مُوسَى حِلَاقَة, مُوس حِلَاقَة. razor means: A sharp-bladed tool used for shaving hair from the skin.

How do you pronounce مُوسَى حِلَاقَة?

"razor" in Arabic is مُوسَى حِلَاقَة, pronounced "mūsā ḥilāqa".

How do you use "razor" in a sentence?

Example: "He nicked his chin with the razor while shaving in a hurry." In Arabic, "razor" is مُوسَى حِلَاقَة, مُوس حِلَاقَة.

Are there other ways to say "razor" in Arabic?

Yes — Arabic has 2 translations listed for "razor": مُوسَى حِلَاقَة, مُوس حِلَاقَة.

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